Joel Mason, M.D.

Dr. Mason reports no commercial conflict of interest.

Release Date: 07/10/2005
Termination Date: 07/10/2008

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• Discuss the widespread use of vitamin E supplements in the U.S.
• Describe the evidence regarding the potential benefits of vitamin E supplementation in the prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancer
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