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• “Other tips: Dermatologists report seeing improved skin in patients who take fish-oil pills, Irwin says.”

  USA Today: Exfoliating, moisturizing can save your skin

• “Essence of green-lip mussels from a clean bay in that country, distilled into a fish-oil capsule.”

  The Huffington Post: Jay Weston: Jaywalking in L.A. - News and Gossip of the Restaurant World

• “And if you decide to take a fish-oil supplement, choose one labeled “USP Verified,” which indicates that it meets standards for purity and potency set by the U.S. Pharmacopeia, a nongovernmental authority, and have what the USP considers acceptable limits of contaminants.”

  Consumer Reports: Fish and fish oil linked to reduced risk of macular degeneration

• “People with heart disease should aim for 1 gram a day from fish-oil supplements.”

  Consumer Reports: Q&A: Aspirin alternative

• “A prescription fish-oil pill boosted HDL by 8 percent over eight weeks in one study.”

  Consumer Reports: Good cholesterol good for the colon, too

• “Cancer patients who take fish-oil pills might be able to ward off some of the side effects of chemotherapy, such as excessive weight loss and declining strength, according to a study published online this week in the journal Cancer.”

  Consumer Reports: Fish oil supplements may help curb chemotherapy side effects

• “Women in the fish-oil group had lower rates of pre-term births, particularly births earlier than 34 weeks of gestation.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Fish Oil Study Finds Little Benefit for Pregnant Women

• “The few trials conducted that separated participants, into a group taking fish-oil supplements and another that didn't, weren't well done, because the women often knew if they were getting the supplement, and in some cases there wasn't a comparison group at all, she said.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Fish Oil Study Finds Little Benefit for Pregnant Women

• “The latest study does suggest that some subgroups of women might benefit from fish-oil supplements.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Fish Oil Study Finds Little Benefit for Pregnant Women

• “It could be the case that eating fish is better than taking fish-oil supplements or that women who opt to eat fish are generally healthier and engage in other health-promoting behaviors, Dr. Oken said.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Fish Oil Study Finds Little Benefit for Pregnant Women

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