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Volume 343:970-972 September 28, 2000 Number 13
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Fortification of Foods with Folic Acid

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To the Editor: In his Sounding Board article (May 11 issue),1 Mills points out that some have called for an increase in the level of fortification of foods with folic acid,2 even though the effect of the current level of fortification of 140 µg of folic acid per 100 g of grain products is still unknown. Our data from Kaiser Permanente members showed an increase in median serum folate levels, from 12.6 ng per milliliter in 1994 to 18.7 ng per milliliter in 1998.3 It is of interest to know whether serum folate levels stabilized beginning in 1998 or whether . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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