News Release August 25, 2004 ConsumerLab.com finds not all vitamin E products meet claims Results for 33 vitamin E supplements and skin products released today WHITE PLAINS, NY Wednesday, August 25, 2004 (Updated 10/24/04) ConsumerLab.com announced today that five vitamin E products failed to pass recent testing for having either too little vitamin E and/or for containing synthetic vitamin E when claiming to be natural
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This trend persists in clinical development, where over 50% of pipeline ADCs employ enzyme-cleavable designs
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