With nearly 90 percent of Americans not consuming the daily recommended intake of vegetables, and over 90 percent of people deficient in Vitamin D, supplements like vitamins and minerals can help improve overall health and fill critical nutritional gaps.
Is healthcare upside down? What does that mean exactly, and what can the scientific breakthroughs of COVID-19 vaccines mean for further wellness innovation? Hear from Oscar Franco, MD, as he shares his own journey to wellness.
Anita Brikman sits down with board-certified pediatrician and co-founder of Forever Freckled, Dr. Katie Friedman to discuss the rise of the healthcare social media influencer.
CHPA’s Dietary Supplement Index (DSX) is a data-driven tool to help CHPA educate legislators, policymakers, and other stakeholders on the value of dietary supplements in health care systems.
From the wild west to mainstream products, listen to how the dietary supplements industry continues to mature from the perspective of Duffy MacKay, CHPA's Senior Vice President of Dietary Supplements.
The Consumer Healthcare Products Association (CHPA) issued the following statement from Duffy MacKay, senior vice president, dietary supplements in response to the recent Journal of the American Medical Association study, Trends in Use of Melatonin Supplements Among US Adults, 1999-2018.
While dietary supplements cannot claim to prevent, treat, or cure any diseases, we’re confident that a multivitamin is a solid strategy for healthy self-care for anyone that eats a less than a perfect diet.
New online resource aims to help consumers better understand what information to look for on the Supplement Facts label when shopping for dietary supplements.
Dietary supplement claims are a consumer's primary source of information about the product and its function. With a growing number of consumers new to the dietary supplements category, it is more important than ever for manufacturers to ensure the credibility of their claims in order to establish consumer trust.
