Experts in analytical testing say the New York Attorney General’s office may have used the wrong kind of test when it announced in its headline-grabbing investigation in February that store-brand herbal supplements sold by GNC, Target, Walmart and Walgreens contained little to none of the substances their labels claimed. Pieter Cohen, assistant professor at Cambridge Health Alliance, is quoted.
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