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The meeting agenda focussed on Fluoride, Calcidiol, Irritant Sprays and Echinacea in the maternal diet. As well as review's of EFSA scientific opinions on plant preparations containing Berberin, and Hydroxycitric Acid.
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The meeting agenda focussed on Ashwagandha, Calcidiol in the maternal diet and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Chemical Risk Assessment (CRA).
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