Dietary Supplement Listing Exclusion Missed Opportunity in 117th Congress, But Concept Here to Stay
JANUARY 3, 2023
CRN Welcomes Passage of INFORM Consumers Act
Press Releases
CRN Sets the Record Straight about Dietary Supplement Listing
It’s time NPA starts telling the truth. CRN responds to false information being propagated on social media and other platforms by the Natural Products Association (NPA) regarding effects of the bi-partisan Dietary Supplement Listing Act
CRN Announces New Board Chair, Executive Officers, and Newly Elected Board Members for 2023
The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) is pleased to announce that Tara Martin, general counsel, Nutrawise/You Theory, will serve as the association’s new board of directors chair, in addition to new board officers, beginning in January 2023.
CRN Announces New Chairman, 2021 Board of Directors
CRN is pleased to announce the 2021 Board of Directors new chairman, officers, and more.
CRN and ASNF Program for Scholars Honorees Benefit from Access to Nutrition Science Symposium
Through CAPS, CRN and ASNF are pleased to support students who aspire to lead in nutrition science with access to the latest research updates and insights from our slate of Science in Session presenters.
CRN Responds to Cholesterol Study Wrongly Comparing Supplements to Prescription Drug Rosuvastatin
CRN responds to SPORT—Poor supplement selection; inadequate length of study; potential researcher bias and unrealistic expectations plague results. Learn more from Dr. Andrea Wong.
COSMOS-Mind Study Shows Promise for Multivitamins in Cognition
SEPTEMBER 14, 2022—Read about results of an ancillary study of the Cocoa Supplement and Multivitamin Outcomes Study for the Mind (COSMOS-Mind) study conducted by the Wake Forest University School of Medicine in collaboration with Brigham and Women’s Hospital and published today in Alzheimer’s & Dementia: The Journal of the Alzheimer’s Association.
CRN Foundation’s New Economic Report Details Billions in Potential Savings in U.S. Health Care Costs
AUGUST 31, 2022 — The report, “Supplements to Savings: U.S. Health Care Cost Savings from the Targeted Use of Dietary Supplements, 2022–2030,” estimates only $59 billion in savings are currently being captured, specifies the chronic diseases avoidable with preventive care, and reveals the nine supplements and intake levels needed to realize the additional billions in healthcare savings.