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US FDA Panel Calls for Silicone Breast Implant Registry

Emily P. Walker Medpage Today 09/02/2011

FDA: Sanitizers don't kill deadly Superbug

HARRY JACKSON JR. STLtoday.com 04/20/2011
US FDA Panel Calls for Silicone Breast Implant Registry

A federal advisory panel has recommended the creation of a nationwide database to follow women who have had silicone-gel breast implants for at least a decade after they had the surgery.

FDA: Sanitizers don't kill deadly Superbug

Some hand sanitizer producers are making fraudulent claims and the U.S. Food and Drug Aministration has warned them to stop. The claims violate federal law, the FDA says.

FDA clears first melanoma drug to extend life

MATTHEW PERRONE Yahoo! News 03/27/2011

US FDA Set to Move on Caffeine in Alcoholic Drinks

DAVID KESMODEL The Wall Street Journal 11/16/2010
FDA clears first melanoma drug to extend life

The Food and Drug Administration has approved a breakthrough cancer medication from Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. that researchers have heralded as the first drug shown to prolong the lives of patients with advanced skin cancer.

US FDA Set to Move on Caffeine in Alcoholic Drinks

U.S. regulators are poised to ban the sale of caffeine-containing alcoholic drinks amid rising safety concerns, in a blow to several small but fast-growing drinks companies.

FDA Introduces New, Larger Warning Labels For Tobacco Products

The Food and Drug Administration announced new warning labels for tobacco products on Wednesday.

U.S. probes egg recall amid calls for tighter rules

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration commissioner on Monday said there may be more recalls of eggs in the salmonella outbreak and the agency did not yet know how the eggs and chickens were contaminated.

US FDA approves ella as 5-day-after emergency contraceptive

Rob Stein The Washington Post 08/13/2010
US FDA approves ella as 5-day-after emergency contraceptive

The Food and Drug Administration approved a controversial new form of emergency contraception Friday that can prevent a pregnancy as many as five days after sex.

US FDA OKs First Embryonic Stem Cell Research Trial on Humans, Despite Concerns

The Obama administration has approved the bid by cloning company Geron to undertake the first trial involving the use of embryonic stem cells in humans. They have never been used before in people because the cells cause tumors and have been plagued by immune system rejection issues when tried in animals.

FDA aims to rein in radiation-based medical scans

Matthew Perrone The Boston Globe 02/10/2010
FDA fighting increasing food fraud

An estimated 5 to 7 percent of the U.S. food supply is affected by food fraud, according to John Spink, an expert on food and packaging fraud at Michigan State University. An article in The Washington Post details how the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is trying to fight off the fraudsters.

FDA aims to rein in radiation-based medical scans

WASHINGTON—Federal regulators will require manufacturers of high-grade medical imaging machines to include safety controls that prevent patients from receiving excessive radiation doses.


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