Comparison of two modes of vitamin B12 supplementation on neuroconduction and cognitive function among older people living in Santiago, Chile: a cluster randomized controlled trial. a study protocol [ISRCTN 02694183]

Hugo Sánchez; Cecilia Albala; Lydia Lera; José L Castillo; Renato Verdugo; Manuel Lavados; Eva Hertrampf; Alex Brito; Lindsay Allen; Ricardo Uauy

doi:10.1186/1475-2891-10-100

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Comparison of two modes of vitamin B₁₂supplementation on neuroconduction and cognitive function among older people living in Santiago, Chile: a cluster randomized controlled trial. a study protocol [ISRCTN 02694183]

Hugo Sánchez^*, Cecilia Albala, Lydia Lera, José L Castillo, Renato Verdugo, Manuel Lavados, Eva Hertrampf, Alex Brito, Lindsay Allen and Ricardo Uauy

* Corresponding author: Hugo Sánchez hsanchez@inta.uchile.cl

Nutrition Journal 2011, 10:100 doi:10.1186/1475-2891-10-100

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Comparison of two modes of vitamin B12 supplementation on neuroconduction and cognitive function among older people living in Santiago, Chile: a cluster randomized controlled trial. a study protocol [ISRCTN 02694183]

Comparison of two modes of vitamin B₁₂supplementation on neuroconduction and cognitive function among older people living in Santiago, Chile: a cluster randomized controlled trial. a study protocol [ISRCTN 02694183]