Lawyer says company not to blame for Coria’s ban (USA Today) A lawyer representing a New Jersey company accused of selling tainted vitamin supplements to a professional tennis player said his client is not to blame for the player's suspension after a positive steroid test. [News Source]

Fetal Origins of Cancer. A comprehensive review of published scientific data finds that many cancers are programmed before birth. [News Source]

Lawyer says company not to blame for tennis player’s ban (phillyburbs.com) NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. - A lawyer representing a New Jersey company accused of selling tainted vitamin supplements to a professional tennis player said his client is not to blame for the player's suspension after a positive steroid test. [News Source]

Coria’s lawsuit against vitamin manufacturer begins (The Globe and Mail) Tennis star claims steroid-contaminated vitamins led to his positive doping test and cost him millions [News Source]

Guillermo Coria’s lawsuit against vitamin manufacturer begins (Slam! Sports)

NEW BRUNSWICK, New Jersey (AP) - Jury selection began Monday in Guillermo Coria’s lawsuit against an American nutritional supplement manufacturer, claiming its steroid-contaminated vitamins led to his positive doping test and cost him millions.

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Trial of tennis star suing vitamin maker set to begin (phillyburbs.com) NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. - Jury selection began Monday in the case of pro tennis player who suing a New Jersey supplement manufacturer, claiming its steroid-contaminated vitamins led to his positive drug test and cost him millions. [News Source]

Trial of tennis star suing vitamin maker set to begin (Sports Illustrated) Jury selection began Monday in the case of a pro tennis player who is suing a New Jersey supplement manufacturer, claiming its steroid-contaminated vitamins led to his positive drug test and cost him millions. [News Source]

Argentina’s Coria opens court fight over ATP doping ban (AFP via Yahoo! News) Guillermo Coria, suspended for doping by the ATP Tour in 2001, claimed negligence by a multi-vitamin manufacturer was the cause for a banishment that cost him millions of dollars in court Monday. [News Source]

Trial of tennis star suing vitamin maker set to begin (Daily Record) Jury selection began today in the case of a pro tennis player who is suing a New Jersey supplement manufacturer, claiming its steroid-contaminated vitamins led to his positive drug test and cost him millions. [News Source]

Trial of tennis star suing vitamin maker set to begin (Asbury Park Press) Jury selection began today in the case of a pro tennis player who is suing a New Jersey supplement manufacturer, claiming its steroid-contaminated vitamins led to his positive drug test and cost him millions. In the trial, Guillermo Coria once ranked No. 3 worldwide is asking a jury to award him more than $10 million for lost prize money and endorsements. Besides lost earning potential, Coria ... [News Source]

Are these fish safe to eat? One of the most frequent questions I field in my role as outdoor editor of the Sioux City Journal is, "Is it safe to eat fish from... [News Source]

Vitamin C’s antioxidant activity boosted by edible film (Nutraingredients.com) 6/18/2007 - The nutritional and shelf life-boosting activity of vitamin C can be boosted by incorporating the ingredient in a gellan film, suggests new research. [News Source]