FDA Analyzing Lead Levels In Multivitamins, Concerned About NDIs
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
FDA recently tested more than 300 multivitamins for lead and will publish the results in response to pressure from Capitol Hill to follow up on a 2007 report that at least one multivitamin marketed in the U.S. contained "dangerous levels" of lead
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