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VITAL SIGNS; VISION | Vitamin E Benefit for Cataracts in Dispute - New York Times

Many studies, including one reported in this column in February, have suggested that vitamin E supplements helpprevent cataracts. But a large 10-year randomized trial, the longest to date, has found no difference in cataract formation between those who took vitamin E and those who did not. The study, in the May issue of Ophthalmology, included 37,675 women without an initial diagnosis of cataracts. Half took 600 international units of vitamin E on alternate days; the rest took a placebo. Neither the subjects nor the researcher knew who was taking which pill. The participants filled out annual questionnaires to monitor the pill taking, adverse ...

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