Reynold Spector
Reynold Spector, MD has served as a professor of medicine (and pharmacology and/or biochemistry) at Iowa, Stanford, and Harvard-MIT. He is currently clinical professor of medicine at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (New Jersey) and is the author of almost 200 peer-reviewed scientific papers and one textbook. His award-winning work has concerned itself principally with vitamin function, transport, and homeostasis in the central nervous system, the effect of food on the function of the kidneys, and the treatment of the poisoned patient. Dr. Spector also served as executive vice president in charge of drug development at Merck from 1987 to 1999, where he oversaw the introduction of fifteen new drugs and vaccines.
Science and Pseudoscience in Adult Nutrition Research and Practice
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 33.3, May / June 2009
News & Comment
Human nutrition research and practice is plagued by pseudoscience and unsupported opinions.
Methodological and Statistical Issues in Adult Nutritional Research
May 1, 2009
In general, an overriding purpose of all science is to find the truth...
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