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CV# 576.  Herbert V:  Vitamin B₁₂: plant sources, requirements, and assay.  Am J Clin Nutr 1988;48:852-858.

CV# 690. Herbert V. The antioxidant supplement myth. Am J Clin Nutr 1994;60:157-8

CV# 730. Herbert V. Introduction.  American Institute of Nutrition (AIN)  Symposium on "Prooxidant Effects of Antioxidant Vitamins." J Nutr 1996;126(Suppl 4):1197S-1200S.       

CV# 731. Herbert V, Shaw S, Jayatilleke E. Vitamin C-driven free radical generation from iron. J Nutr 1996;126(Suppl 4):1213S-1220S.  (Note:  Figure 3 as printed is incorrect; see Errata containing the correct Figure 3 and correct citation to Ames, 1983, published in J Nutr 1996;126:1746[June] and Errata adding Herbert V to the Ran et al. reference and correcting units of ferritin iron to ng fe/ml of serum, published in J Nutrition 1996;126:1902 [July]).  

CV# 733A. Herbert V. 0.4 mg folate supplements are desirable provided they contain 25 or more µg vitamin B₁₂ and contain no folate-and vitamin B₁₂-destroying redox agents like vitamin C and iron. FASEB J 1996;19(3):A464. (Presented at "Experimental Biology '96", April 14-17, 1996, in Washington, DC).

CV# 734. Herbert V, Kava R.  When natural isn't safe: The lowdown on melatonin. Priorities 1995;7(4):21-23. (Winter).                      

CV# 735.  Herbert V. Vitamin B₁₂.  In: Ziegler EE, Filer LJ, Eds.  Present Knowledge in Nutrition (7th Edition), Chapter 20. Washington, DC, International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI) Press, 1996:191-205 (ISBN 0-944398-72-3).

CV# 738A. Herbert V. Will genuine health care be overwhelmed by questionable and fraudulent care? J Invest Med 1996;44(3):323A (Abstract).

CV# 739. Barrett S, Herbert V.  Fads, Frauds and Quackery.  In: Shils ME, Olson JA, Shike M, Ross AC, eds. Modern Nutrition in Health and Disease (9th Edition). Baltimore, MD,Williams & Wilkins, 1999.  Chapter 109, pp. 1793-1800.

CV# 740.  Herbert V,  Barrett S.  Alternative Nutrition Therapies.   In: Shils ME, Olson JA, Shike M, Ross, AC, eds. Modern Nutrition in Health and Disease (9th Edition).  Baltimore, MD, Williams & Wilkins, 1999.  Chapter 110, pp. 1801-1812.

CV# 743.  Herbert V.  Alternative therapy:  Genuine, questionable and fraudulent.  In:  Internal Medicine - Primary Care to Critical Care: The spectrum of the internist."  1996 Colorado Scientific Meeting, American College of Physicians, February 1-3, 1996, The Broadmoor Hotel, Colorado Springs, CO, pp. 21-23.

CV# 744.  Herbert V.  Is there a benefit to routine antioxidant supplementation? No: Antioxidant vitamins do nothing for most patients.  Medical Tribune 1996;37(4):12 (February 22, 1996).

CV# 745. Lee G. R., Herbert V.  Chapter 11: Nutritional Factors in the Production and Function of Erythrocytes.  In: Lee GR, Foerster J., Lukens J., Paraskevas F., Greer J. P.,& Rodgers G. M. (Eds) . Wintrobe's Clinical Hematology, 10th Ed.  Philadelphia, PA, Williams & Wilkins, 1999: 228-266.

CV# 748.  Allen L, Herbert V.  Vitamin B₁₂.  In:  Freeland-Graves J, Ed. Nutrient Summaries, 1996.

CV# 750PET.  Herbert V.  Petition to Dockets Management Branch, FDA, to modify 640.3(d) to remove stigma of blood donated by homozogous hemochromatotics (Originally sent to FDA Commissioner Kessler on February 29, 1996 as letter entitled ìHow to save approximately $20 billion health care phlebotomy dollars annually, and simultaneously end forever the problem of inadequate units of volunteer donor blood in the US.  The latter will not only save many lives but will also lower the cost of a unit of volunteer donor blood to each recipient by about 20%.î (with enclosures A and B from the CDC Panel on Iron Overload, February 26-27, 1996, in Atlanta, GA ). Assigned FDA Docket #96P-0328/CP 1, filed August 9, 1996.

752BR: Herbert V. Review of Honest Medicine: Shattering the Myths About Aging and Health Care by Donald J. Murphy, MD.  Atlantic Monthly Press, New York, NY 10003. 1995.  ISBN  0-87113-587-6, $23.00.  N Engl J Med 1996; 334:1275-6  (May 9, 1996)

CV# 760PAT.   Herbert V, Shaw S, Jayatilleke E.  Method for measuring total body tissue iron stores. Patent #5,552,268,  issued September 3, 1996,  assigned to Quixote Associates, Inc., which in turn assigned it to Ramco, Inc. (See 708PAT). Australian patent #712508, 24 Feb 2000.

CV# 761PET.   Herbert V.  Petition to FDA to protect the public against harms from "antioxidant" supplements.   Letter to FDA Commissioner Kessler sent June 5, 1996.  (Reformatted to conform with Food & Drug Administration, DHHS, code ß10.30 "Citizen petition," received from FDA on July 3; reformatted petition FAXed/mailed to FDA, July 3, 1996, assigned docket #96P-0247/CP 1).

CV# 766L.  Herbert V. The value of antioxidant supplements vs their natural counterparts.  J Am Dietet Assoc 1997;97:375 (Letter to the Editor). 

CV# 767A.  Herbert V. Anti-hyperhomocysteinemic supplemental folic acid and vitamin B₁₂ are significantly destroyed in gastric juice if co-ingested with supplemental vitamin C and iron. Blood 1996; 88(10, Suppl 1):492a  (Abstract #1957).

CV# 768PET.  Herbert V, Bigaouette J.  Petition to the Food & Drug Administration ìThat the FDA require a minimum of 25 mcg crystalline vitamin B₁₂ fortification per 100 g food wherever there is food fortification with pteroylglutamic acid (PGA; synthetic folic acid).î  FAXed and mailed to Dockets Management Branch, FDA, August 26, 1996. FDA Docket No. 96P-0349/CP 1 filed 9/26/96.

CV# 768COMM.  Herbert V, Bigaouette J.  Call for endorsement of a petition to the Food and Drug Administration to always add vitamin B₁₂ to any folate fortification or supplement.  Am J Clin Nutr 1997;65:572-573.

CV# 770.  Herbert V.  Fraudulent ìalternativesî and scam ìsupplementsî harm millions and steal billions.  J Investig Med 1997 ; 45 (7) : 301S. 

CV# 772A.  Herbert V.  Nutrition status misassessment maims and kills millions.  FASEB J 1997;11(3):A185 (Abstract #1074).

CV# 773E.  Herbert V.  Opinion/Editorial: Facing the facts about antioxidant supplements. Part 1 of 2:  Medical Tribune 1996;37(15) (September 5), page 18 in the Family Physician Edition; page 19 in the Internist and Cardiologist Edition; Part 2 of 2: Medical Tribune 1996;37(16)(September 26), page 17 in both the Family Physician and the Internist and Cardiologist Editions.

CV# 774LP.  Herbert V. Creating your medical family tree to save your life.  Health Confidential 1996;10(11):5-6 (November).

CV# 775L. Herbert V.  Destroying immune homeostasis in normal adults with antioxidant supplements.  Am J Clin Nutr 1997; 65: 1901 (Letter).

CV# 776PET. Herbert V. That the FDA require all product sellers to state prominently in the labeling of each product made with child and/or unpaid labor the following: THIS PRODUCT WAS MADE WITH CHILD AND/OR UNPAID LABOR.  Assigned Docket No. 96P-0412/CP 1, filed 10/28/96.  Similar petitions also filed October 24, 1996, with Postmaster General, US Postal Service, and Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

CV# 778L.  Herbert V.  Heterozygous hemochromatosis is not benign.  Letter to the Editor.  N Engl J Med

CV# 780L.  Herbert V. Selenium supplements and cancer rates.  Letter to the Editor, J Am Med Assoc 1997;277:880 (March 19).

CV# 780A. Herbert V. Genetics determines which supplements are safe (EX: folate + B₁₂ but not folate alone) and which are unsafe (EX: antioxidants; minerals).  Proceedings (Abstracts), 16^th International Congress of Nutrition, July 27 - August 1, 1997, Montreal, Canada. (Abstract).  Accepted for poster presentation.

CV# 783L.  Herbert V.  Folate supplementation and the risk of masking vitamin B12 deficiency.  JAMA, Letter to the Editor (in response to Brantigan et al., Folate supplementation and the risk of masking vitamin B12 deficiency). JAMA 1997;277:880-881.

CV# 784.  Herbert V. Erythropoiesis and Iron.  In: Prevention and Management of Anaemia in Pregnancy and Postpartum Haemorrhage:  Proceedings.  Eds: A. Huch, R.. Huch, C. Breymann.  December 13-14, 1996; pp. 81-92.  Symposium, FIGO Committee on Perinatal Health (CPH), University Hospital of Zurich Clinic of Obstetrics.  Zurich, Switzerland.  Published 1998 by University Hospital of Zurich Clinic of Obstetrics.

CV# 785L.  Herbert V. Vitamin B12 fortification of folate-enriched products.  Reply to Lavine.  Am J Clin Nutr 1997; 66: 450-451.

CV# 786L.  Herbert V.  Vitamin B12 and folic acid supplementation.  Reply to Oakley.  Am J Clin Nutr 1997; 66: 1479-81. 

CV# 787L.  Flynn, MA, Herbert V.  Atherogenesis and the homocysteine-folate cobalamin triad.  JAMA 1997 (Letter to Editor in response to Graham et al.  ìPlasma homocysteine as a risk factor for vascular disease.î  JAMA 1997:277:1775-1781).

CV# 788A.  Herbert V. Two Steps to Eliminate the Chronic US Blood Shortage: 1.  Add Serum Transferrin Saturation to the Routine Blood Screen on First Doctor Visit; 2.  Give High Iron Blood to Those Who Need Blood.  Blood 1997;90 (Suppl. 1, Part 2): 133b (abstract # 3306).

CV# 789A.  Herbert V, Flynn MA, Nolph GA, Krause G.  ~50% of ìhealthyî American elderly have low serum transcobalamin, diagnosing reduced vitamin B12 absorption; 60% also have high serum homocysteine; none have low red cell folate: All elderly should get 25-100 Fg oral free crystalline vitamin B12 daily as food fortificant or supplement.  2^nd International Conference on Homocysteine Metabolism, April 26-29, 1998.  Nijmegen University, Netherlands. Netherlands J Med. Sci. , 1998; 52 (Suppl) : 58.

CV# 789.  Herbert V (2-hour symposium on 1/19/98).  Alternative medicine: science or snake oil? (Moderator: V Herbert).  Second hour:  From the physician/attorney perspective:  V Herbert.  Program Book, ASPEN 22^nd Clinical Congress, Dolphin Hotel and Convention Center, Lake Buena Vista, FL, 1/18-21/98, pages 190-2.

CV# 793.  Herbert V.  Americaís very dangerous vitamin craze.  Bottom Line Health 1998;12:1-2.

CV# 794.  Herbert V.  A triple hematologic nightmare: grossly  underdiagnosing and not treating the most common US genetic disorder (hemochromatosis) and garbaging each year so many tons of good hemochromatosis donor blood as to create donor blood shortages in each of the past 30 years.  Am J Hemat 1998;59:261-263.

V# 794L.  Herbert V.  The Elderly Need Oral Vitamin B12.  Am J Clin Nutr, 1998; 67:39 (letter).

CV# 796A.  Flynn MA, Herbert V, Nolph GA, Krause G.  ~50% of elderly have low serum holotranscobalamin II (B12-TC), diagnosing vitamin B12 malabsorption.  60% of this 50% also have high serum homocysteine; all with red cell folate >136 ng/ml.  Giving elderly 25-100 micrograms oral free crystalline B12 daily will save billions of dollars.  FASEB J 1998;12: (4: PART I) : A246, Abstract #1435.

CV# 798BL.(Bottom Line).  Herbert V. Iron Overload.  Bottom Line Personal October 1998;19(19):3.

CV# 799A.  Neff MS, Herbert V, Shaw S, Jayatilleke E, Baez A.  Ferritin-iron to measure iron deficiency in hemodialysis patients.  Am Soc Nephrology, 30^th Annual Meeting, November 2-5, 1997.

CV#800BR.  Herbert V.  Book Review.  Advanced Nutrition Micronutrients.  Carolyn D Berdanier.  Am J Clin Nutr 1999; 69 : 161.

CV# 800L.  Herbert V. Relationship of dietary folate and vitamin B6 with coronary heart disease in women:  Without vitamin B₁₂ supplements, extra folic acid and vitamin B₆ will do elderly women more harm than good.  JAMA 1998; 280:418.

CV# 800.  Bauman WA,  Shaw S, Jayatilleke E, Spungen AM, Herbert V. Increased intake of calcium  reverses the vitamin B₁₂ malabsorption induced by metformin. Diabetes Care 2000; 23: 1227-1231.

CV# 801.  Herbert V.  Folic acid. In: Shils et al (Eds). Modern Nutrition in Health & Disease, 9^th Ed., 1999. Williams & Wilkens, Philadelphia. 

CV# 802.  Hoffbrand A.V., Herbert V. Nutritional Anemias.  Seminars in Hematology, Millenium Issue 1999, 36  (suppl 7) :13-23.                                              

CV# 803.  Herbert V (Anonymously).  Vitamin Supplements.  The Medical Letter 1998, July 31, pp. 75-77.  Vol. 40, issue 1032. 

CV# 804.  Flynn MA, Singh A, Slaughter J, King P, Krause G, Herbert V, Miller J, Green R.  Interrelationship of Homocysteine-Cobalamin-Folate Indices In Human Subjects of Various Ages: Can Hyper-homocysteinemia be relieved with B-12.  Mo Med 2003 Mar-Apr;100(2):155-8.   

CV# 806.  Kasdan TS, Herbert V.  Nutrition ETC* for the Millennium (*Exercise, Training, and Counseling). 1999, published by Nutrition E.T.C. Inc., Plainview, NY 11803, $25 (50% of profits go to the Elizabeth Glazer Pediatric AIDS Foundation).

CV# 806COMM.  Herbert V.  Forget C Supplements?  YES.  Physicianís Weekly 1998, September, Issue #35 

CV# 807.  Herbert V.  Gonzalezí ìdetoxificationî cancer ìcureî proven fraud in 1997 in court; NCI Director forced in 1998 by Sen. Harkin to promote it and the hydrazine sulfate fraud as genuine ìCAMî (complementary and alternative medicine).  Mount Sinai physicians spearheaded exposing both frauds.  BLOOD, November 1998 (supplement).  Not published.  ìToo hot to handleî.   

CV# 808.  Herbert V.  FDA rejects petition to undo the harms FDA created by fortifying grains only with folic acid.  Our petition asked FDA to mandate B12 wherever it mandated folate, to prevent central and peripheral nerve damage in millions past age fifty.  BLOOD, November 1998 (suppl).  Not published.  ìToo hot to handleî. 

CV# 809A.  Herbert V. The most common U.S. genetic disorder, iron overload (hemochromatosis) : A curable condition which maims and kills millions due to inadequate diagnosis and/or therapy.  FASEB J, March, 1999: 13 (4) page A698.

CV# 810A. Herbert V.  To prevent vasculotoxicity from hyperhomocysteinemia, give affected children vitamin B₆, give fertile females folate, and give all >age 50 daily oral 25 to 100 µg vitamin B₁₂.  FASEB J, March 1999: 13 (4) page A227.  

CV# 811A. J.W. Miller, R. Green, V.D. Herbert, M.A. Flynn . Oral vitamin B₁₂ supplementation decreases homocysteine in healthy elderly people with suboptimal vitamin B₁₂ status.  FASEB J, March, 1999: 13 (4) page A936.

CV# 812. Herbert V. EDITORIAL: Potential Harmful Effects of Folate Food Fortification without Added Cobalamin.  Harrisonís Online: http://www.harisonsonline.com/server-java/Arknoid/harrisons/1096-7133/Updates/Editorials/?Up=edl1730, 1999.  This is the on-line 1999 Harrisonís Principles of Internal Medicine, 14^th Edition, edited by Fauci et. al. The on-line 14^th edition is updated monthly with new material, including this EDITORIAL.

CV# 813. Herbert V.  Lecture # 58: Hemochromatosis - should we be screening all our patients for this?  Syllabus, 23^rd Annual Family Practice Review, Temple University School of Medicine & Lancaster General Hospital, Philadelphia & Lancaster, PA, 1999, 10 pages (58.1 to 58.10).                                         

CV# 813L. Herbert V.  Hemochromatosis and Vitamin C.  Ann Intern Med 1999 : 131 (6): 475-6. (Letter to the Editor). 

CV# 813Press. Herbert V. Blood banks throwing out tons of good blood.  Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service, January 19, 1999.  (Published in Knight Ridder newspapers all over the US-NY, NJ, WI, Las Vegas, Saint Paul, etc.).

CV# 814.  Herbert V.  The continuing case of Nicholas Gonzalez.  Scientific Rev Alt Med 1999: 2 (2);  43-4.

CV# 815.  Herbert V.  Separating nutrition science from nutrition scams.  Valley Regional Medical Center, Brownsville, Texas, 2/18/99.  (A one-page abstract). 

CV# 816. Herbert V. Vitamin B₁₂ : an overview.  In : Herbert V (Editor). Vitamin B₁₂ Deficiency. Royal Society of Medicine Press, London, England, 1999, Round Table Series No. 66.

CV# 816Let. Herbert V.  Bureaucrats create our blood shortages.  N Engl J Med, submitted 2/10/99.

CV# 816PR. Herbert V.  How to create your own medical family tree......and save your life.  Moneysworth 1999 (March), 5 (3): 11.

CV# 817.  Herbert V. Vitamin, Mineral, Antioxidant, and Herbal Supplements: Facts and Fictions.  (Originally prepared for Seville Conference). Chapter 21 in ìBehavioral Neurology in the Elderlyî (Eds: J Leon-Carrion, M Giannini), CRC Press LLC, Boca Raton, FL, 2001, pp 425-439.

CV# 817ED.  Herbert V. Underreporting of dietary supplements to health care providers does great harm.  Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 1999; 74 : 531-2 (May).

CV# 818L. Herbert V. Vegan diets are lethal. (submitted on 5/3/99 as Letter to the Editor).  New York Times.    

CV# 819EB2000. Herbert V. Preventing  Early Morbidity and Mortality in Millions of Elderly, and Saving $ Billions: New Evidence that 100µg Free Vitamin B₁₂ (Cobalamin) Orally Daily from Age 50 Will Prevent Gastric Atrophy of the Elderly from Producing Subtly Progressive B₁₂-deficiency Neuropsychiatric Dementia & Stumbling and Later Anemia.  FASEB J 2000: 14 (4), page A292.

CV# 820L. Herbert V. Blood Donors' Benefit.  LETTERS, page A18, New York Times, July 1, 1999.  

CV# 822A.V Herbert, T Stopler. 3 TESTS WILL SAVE $BILLIONS AND REDUCE ETHNIC HEALTH DISPARITIES. ìPartnerships for Health in the New Millennium; Launching Healthy People 2010". Abstract #27, page 1-2 of Abstracts book; page 31 of Program book. Jan 24-28, 2000, Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D.C. Sponsor: DHHS at (800) 367-4725 or www.health.gov/partnership

CV# 827TEST. Herbert V. Testimony of V. Herbert on 2/10/00 before NY City Council in support of proposed NYC local consumer protection law requiring supplement sellers to post FDA warnings of possible harms, and notices of need for each person to consult a health professional knowledgeable about their personal health status before taking any supplement.

CV# 828A.  Herbert V.  Hypothesis: Loss of recent memory in persons > age 50 is often unrecognized subtle vitamin B₁₂ deficiency, producing inadequate synthesis of new brain cells, but no anemia.  FASEB 2000 Summer Research Conference on ìFolic Acid, Vitamin B₁₂, and 1-Carbon Metabolism..î Copper Mountain, Colorado. August 5-10, 2000. 

CV# 828PR. Herbert V. Antioxidant supplements. Bottom Line Personal 2000; 21(10): page 1 (May 15).

CV# 829A (Sinai 2000). Herbert V. Adding serum transferrin saturation (Tf_sat) to all routine blood testing will  prevent phenotypic disease in millions, save healthcare $billions, and forever end U.S. biannual blood shortages: FDA now allows hemochromatosis blood to be used like any other donor blood. Eighteenth Annual Samuel Bronfman Department of Medicine Mount Sinai School of Medicine Research Day, October 24, 2000, Program and Abstracts, page 40.

CV# 831A. Herbert V. Loss Of Recent Memory (Where In The Parking Lot Is My Car? Etc.) In Persons Age >50 Is Often Unrecognized Subtle Vitamin B₁₂deficiency, ±Hyperhomocysteinemia, Producing Inadequate Synthesis Of New Brain Cells, But No Anemia. Sorrento 7/4-7/01 (3^rd Int. Cong. Hcy). (Abstracts Book p. 130).

CV# 832A.  Herbert V. Genetic Nutrition: Gene Mutations Can Produce Polymorphisms (Alleles) Which Alter Minimal Daily Requirements (MDRs) For Essential Mineral And Vitamin Micronutrients Such As Iron, Vitamin B₁₂, And Folic Acid. Vienna 8/27-31/01 (17^th Int. Cong. Nutr.). (See V.H. EditorialóCV #836ED).

CV# 833A.  Herbert V. The Nutritional Pre-anemias and Anemias: 2001 Update.  Proceedings, 2001 International Nutritional Anemia Consultative Group (INACG) Meeting, Hanoi, Vietnam, February 15-16, 2001.

CV# 833L.  Herbert V. Letter to the Editor: Correction: Summary for Patients on Genes for Hemochromatosis.  Ann Intern Med 2001 (April 17); 134 (8): page 715.  

CV# 833LII. Herbert V. Letter to the Editor: Hereditary Hemochromatosis.  Ann Intern Med 2001 (December 18); 135 (12): page 1091.

CV# 834A. Herbert V. ìClinical, Biochemical, and Molecular Aspects of Hemochromatosis.î Program Booklet, 2001 Annual Meeting, Society for Inherited Metabolic Disorders, March 4-7, 2001, Wyndham Miami Beach Resort, Miami Beach, Florida.                                

CV# 835EB2001.  Herbert V., Spivack M. FDA Now Approves Hemochromatosis Blood As Normal  Donor Blood. Measuring Serum Iron Status As Part Of Routine Blood Testing Will: 1. Prevent Phenotypic Disease In Millions; 2. Save Healthcare $Billions; 3. End U.S. Biannual Blood Shortages.  J Investig Med 2001: 49(2); 241A.  Also in FASEB J 2001(March 8);15(5, ABSTRACTS PART II), page A973.  

CV# 835EB2001II. Herbert V. Loss Of Recent Memory (Where In The Parking Lot Is My Car? etc.) In Persons Age >50 Is Often Unrecognized Subtle Vitamin B₁₂ Deficiency, Producing Inadequate Synthesis Of New Brain Cells, But No Anemia. FASEB J 2001(Mar 7);15(4, ABSTRACTS PART I), page A59.

CV# 835PR. Herbert V. Think yourself well: The astounding power of belief.  Bottom Line Personal, February 2001; 22 (3): 9-10.

CV# 836ED. Herbert V. Gene Mutations Can Produce Polymorphisms Which Alter Minimal Daily Micronutrient Requirements. Clin Investig Med 2001; 24 (1): 54-5.

CV# 837A. Herbert V. Genomics and Proteomics 2001: Controlling some of the DNAs, RNAs, and proteins which blueprint health, disease, and life span, by controlling their methylation & demethylation. Presented at FASEB 2001 Summer Research Conference, "Biological Methylation", Saxton's River, Vermont, July 21-26, 2001.

CV# 840BR.  Herbert V.  Book Review: ìNutritional Anemiasî, edited by Usha Ramakrishnan, CRC Press, Boca Raton, 2001.  Am J Clin Nutr 2002; 75: 163.        

839. Herbert V. Pernicious Anemia and Other Megaloblastic Anemias. In: Connís Current Therapy: 55^th-2003 Edition; pp 411-414, (Eds: Rakel RE, Bope ET). W.B Saunders Co, Philadelphia, PA.

840BL (Bottom Line). Herbert V. Natural Vitamin E is Better.  Bottom Line Tomorrow July 2001; 9 (7): 9.

841A. Herbert V. Genetic Nutrition: Epigenetics, Genomics, & Proteomics 2002: Silencing ìBadî And Activating ìGoodî DNA, mRNA Transcripts, And Their Proteins, By Targeted Chromatin Methylation And Demethylation. AJCN, in press 2002.  (Submitted to the First Annual Nutrition Week, February 23-27, San Diego Convention Center, CA).

841L. Tisman G., Herbert V. Letter to the Editor: Hair Pigment and B-Vitamin Supplementation. Submitted to NEJM on 12/31/01.

842L.  Herbert V. Letter to the Editor: What Vitamins Should I Take, Doctor? Submitted to NEJM on 01/08/02.

843BR.  Herbert V.  Book Review. "Homocysteine in Health and Disease," edited by  Ralph Carmel and Donald W. Jacobsen. Cambridge University Press, New York, NY, Clin Chem 2002; 48 (6).                                                   
844A. Herbert V.  Micom, An ìAlternative Medicineî Natural Mineral Water Alleged Cancer ìTherapyî, Has Cardiotoxic Concentrations Of Potassium, Which Can Be Lethal.  Submitted to Experimental Biology 2002 Annual Meeting, April 20-24, 2002 , Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, Louisiana.  EB 2002 Late Breaking Abstracts, abstract #LB313, page 61 and FASEB J, March 2002.

845A. Methyl Metabolism 2002: Epigenetics, Genomics, Proteomics; Silencing ìBadî And Activating ìGoodî DNA, mRNA Transcripts, And Their Proteins, By Selective Targeted Chromatin Methylation And Demethylation.  29^th World Congress of the International Society of Hematology, August 24-28^th, 2002, Seoul, Korea.  

846A. Herbert V. Snowmass 2002: Epigenetics, Genomics, Proteomics; Silencing ìBadî And Activating ìGoodî DNA, mRNA Transcripts, And Their Proteins, By Selective Targeted Chromatin Methylation And Demethylation. Presented at 2002 FASEB Summer Research Conference on "Folic Acid, Vitamin B₁₂ and One Carbon Metabolism", Snowmass Village, Colorado, Aug 3-8, 2002.  

846PR.  Herbert V. ìDetoxî diets are scams.  Bottom Line Personal, May 2002; 23 (10): 16.

847A. Herbert V. Serum Holoferritin Reliably Assesses Body Iron Stores, Unconfounded By Inflammation Or Other Health Variables. INACG Symposium, Marrakech, Morocco, 3-7 February 2003. Submitted online.                                                             

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