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Recent advances in multi‐element analyses of biological samples by techniques, such as neutron activation and atomic absorption spectroscopy, have aroused interest in a variety of trace elements that have not generally been recognised as nutritionally essential. Such an element is boron: suggestions that this may be important in human dietary are considered by Ivan Sharman PhD, FRS

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