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FDA Rejects Health Claim For Green Tea

May 10, 2006 | 
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There is no credible scientific evidence that drinking green tea reduces the risk of heart disease, federal regulators said Tuesday in rejecting a petition that sought to allow tea labels to make that claim.

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