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Recalls of Shell Eggs: Summary of Four FDA Announcements to DateIf you are unsure about all of the recalls of shell eggs that have taken place since the first announcement on August 13, this article may help as it summarizes all four announcements from the FDA to date. -
Another Shell Egg Recall: FDA Announcement #5!The contaminated egg situation is expanding rather than appearing to be solved. The FDA has announced yet another recall of shell eggs, this time by Hillandale Farms of Iowa.
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ProAmatine (Midodrine Hydrochloride): FDA Considers Possible WithdrawalAugust has been a busy month for the FDA. ProAmatine (Midodrine hydrochloride), is now another FDA approved drug that has potential to be recalled due to lack of post clinical reports.
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FDA Slams American Red Cross with $16 Million in FinesNews on Thursday that the FDA has levied millions in fines against the American Red Cross for possible blood-collection safety violations has some concerned about the nation's blood supply. Find out more here... -
Children's Tylenol, Motrin, Zyrtec, Benadryl Recall 2010: FDA Reports Horrendous Conditions at McNeil FacilityAn FDA inspection report reveals hygiene and safety violations that led to the 2010 Children's Tylenol, Motrin, Zyrtec and Benadryl recall.
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Sunglasses and the FDAIf your online purchase of sunglasses or other eyewear is shipped to you from a foreign vendor, you will be required to clear not only U.S. Customs, but the FDA as well. Knowing what is required by both agencies will make the process smoother and easier!
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Research the Facts About the FDA's Warning About PlavixBlack box warnings are issued by the FDA when medical research shows that a drug poses life threatening, or serious risks to patients receiving the drug.
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Diet Pills and Weigt Loss: Will the FDA Approve More Prescription Diet Pills?Diet pills that may be approved by the FDA could carry side effects people are not ready to deal with. -
RT FDA Faults Mouthwash Claims Regarding Plaque and GumsRT FDA Faults Mouthwash Claims Regarding Plaque And Gums. The Tea Party probably thinks the FDA should go along with Social Security, public schools and the minimum wage. Vote Democratic Nov. 2. -
FDA Food Guide Pyramid: Nutrition or Not?FDA standards have repeatedly been proven false and impractical. In addition, their motives have been exposed as dishonest and ill-conceived. Why are Americans risking their health and their lives everyday by following FDA Guidelines
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FDA, Ketek and Americans: Breach of TrustThe story reveals acts of treachery and work of deception of an incredible scale being cooked up for years by managers of the most trusted agency in the world. -
Don't Call Walnuts Healthy: FDAClaims made by whole-foods companies to promote health are not allowed by FDA, yet Doritos are allowed to be called healthier -
Already Available Asthma Medications FDA Orders TrialsThe FDA is ordering clinical trials on asthma medication which is already vastly used. -
FDA Considers Food Color Warning Labels - Research Suggests Kids Behavior ChangesThe FDA has a panel of experts meeting Wednesday to explore the need for warning labels on foods that contain food coloring. The new research suggests link to behavioral problem in kids. -
Eliminate the FDAEliminate the FDA. Come on '"don't need them. Let the free market work. Make lawyers happy.
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FDA to Review Alli Due to Liver Damage ConcernsUsers of the popular weight loss drug, Alli, may want to keep an eye on the new FDA probe into adverse side effects, including liver damage, associated with orlistat.
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FDA Ignores Frozen Frog Found in Frozen VegetablesWhen one couple finds a frozen frog in their bag of frozen vegetables and contacts the FDA, then their grocer, they discover that the FDA has done nothing about the possible amphibian-contaminated vegetables.
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FDA Has Melamine-Tainted Egg on FaceThe FDA's new safety "czar" Dr. David W. K. Acheson has stated that consumers should feel safe feeding their pets commercial pet food now. Many pet owners are understandably skeptical, and some are outraged at what seems to be a dismissive move by the FDA. -
Atripla: New, Convenient HIV Medication Receives FDA ApprovalThis week, the FDA approved Atripla, a new HIV drug that could significantly decrease the inconvenience and confusion of people currently combining medications in HIV drug cocktails. -
FDA Labels Cheerios Cereal Potential DrugThe Food & Drug Administration (FDA) uses Cheerios as the example as they attack the giant cereal makers for the labels found on many boxes of Cheerios. What are the labels and other bizarre FDA changes? Check it out here.
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Asparatame: An Overview of the FDA Health ConcernsWith the health implications found through default, the FDA continues to allege it closely monitors asparatame usage in consumer products. To understand the FDA issues, every consumer should first understand the pros and cons to the product use.
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Watchdog Group Wants FDA to Crack Down on Companies' Use of Laser Therapy for Smoking CessationMembers of the consumer health watchdog group Public Citizen's Health Research Group are nonplussed by the claims of five companies that they can help people to stop smoking through the use of low powered lasers, and they want the FDA to put a stop to it. -
The FDA's Betrayal of AmericaDrug companies control the media and run the FDA with a profiteering agenda that exploits the health of human beings to generate corporate profits. -
Ambien: The FDA Warning in the Treatment of Insomnia & Risks of Sleep-DrivingWidely used as a treatment for insomnia, the FDA has released a warning in the use of Ambien and the affects which lead to sleep-driving.
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FDA Approves Evista for Breast Cancer PreventionFDA Approves Osteoporosis Drug Evista for Reducing Risk of Breast Cancer
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Is Cymbalta Behind the New FDA Push to Ban Darvocet?Darvon has been on the market for 50 years--and Public Citizen has been opposing it for 30 years. Might the availability of newer, more expensive, more lucrative drugs be part of the FDA's new enthusiasm for banning Darvocet?
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FDA Inspection Report of PCA's Georgia Facility Details Lapses in Food Safety ProtocolsThe FDA visited PCA's Blakely, Georgia, plant on several occasions recently and found the plant to be lacking, as detailed in an inspection report placed on the FDA.gov website for public viewing.
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FDA Reverses Decision on Opoid AvailabilityThe American Pain Foundation has reported that the FDA has overturned its decision to ban the manufacture of 14 opoid analgesics by nine manufacturers.
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Getting a Mammogram? Skip the Skin Numbing Gel, Says FDAFDA warns against usage of skin numbing creams and gels during mammograms.
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FDA Peanut Butter Warning is Not a Peanut Butter RecallThe first company to issue a peanut butter recall was King Nut on January 10. Other companies followed with peanut butter recalls. The FDA didn't make a statement until January 16.
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Should the FDA Control Supplements?Recent reports state that the FDA has inspected many facilities in this country as much as two years late. Others have never been inspected at all.
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FDA Approves Electronic Medication Management AssistantThe FDA has approved a device which can tell a patient when it is time for medication and allows the doctor to track the medication from a remote location. -
FDA Approves First Drug for Fibromyalgia!After decades of fibromyalgia being almost unacknowledged by the medical field, the FDA has approved the first drug for FMS treatment.
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FDA Issues "Final Rule" to Regulate Safety of Dietary SupplementsThe FDA issued a "Final Rule" to improve the quality of dietary supplements, but experts caution that this rule only addresses safety, and not the effectiveness, of the supplements. -
FDA Approves the First and Only Drug for FibromyalgiaThe FDA has recently approved the first and only drug therapy for Fibromyalgia. -
FDA to Consumers: Stop Buying Drugs on the InternetThe FDA issued a press release on July 2 again warning consumers not to buy medications on the internet.
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Fentora: FDA Approved Drug to Manage Breakthrough Pain in Cancer PatientsAn overview of the effectiveness and use of Fentora, and FDA approved drug to treat breakthrough pain in cancer patients.
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Lyrica , the New Fibromyalgia Medication Approved by the FDAIf you suffer from fibromyalgia, there's good news on the horizon. The FDA just approved a new fibromyalgia medication that helps to diminish the pain and fatigue experienced with this condition.
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Hemophilia A: FDA Approves Dosing of AdvateIn 2007, the FDA approved the 3,000 IU dosing of Advate in the treatment of hemophilia A
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Spiriva: FDA Approved Inhalant for COPDFor individuals who suffer from COPD, Pfizer offers an FDA approved inhalant known as Spiriva
