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Michelle Meadows
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Prescription drug abuse: FDA and SAMHSA join forces.
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Public health officials caution against ephedra use. Health officials caution consumers against using dietary supplements containing ephedra. The stimulant can have dangerous effects on the nervous system and heart.
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Strategies to reduce medication errors. How the FDA is working to improve medication safety and what you can do to help.
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FDA issues guidance on race and ethnicity data.
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Colorado couple caught defrauding drug companies.
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MedWatch: managing risks at the FDA.
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Greater access to generic drugs. New FDA initiatives to improve drug reviews and reduce legal loopholes.
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Nasal flu vaccine approved.
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Don't be in the dark about tanning.
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How to keep your heart healthy.
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The FDA and the fight against terrorism.
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The FDA forms Obesity Working Group.
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A look at the 2003-2004 flu season.
Overall, the flu hit people in the United States earlier than usual during the 2003-2004 flu season, and lab tests showed evidence of a strain of the virus that's typically associated with more severe seasons. Taking a cue from the flue season just ending, experts say it's not too early to make a note for this fall: vaccination is the best protection against the flu and can prevent many illnesses and deaths. Even for people who come down with the flu after vaccination, the illness is generally less severe than in people who didn't get vaccinated.
New prescription drug safety plan.
The Bush administration has announced a comprehensive plan to improve prescription drug safety, citing a significant increase in the nonmedical use of prescription drugs in recent years.
Ensuring the safety of dietary supplements.
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Preventing serious drug interactions.
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