Food and Drug Administration

FDA Approves Women's Sex Pill Addyi With Safety Restrictions

The new drug's label will carry a bold safety warning.
By MATTHEW PERRONE, AP

FDA Approval Of Medical Devices Involves Shockingly Little Research

A new report casts doubt on the rigor of even the agency's strictest approval processes.
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Looking For The Safest, Healthiest Pet Food? Good Luck With That.

Thousands of pets died in 2007. The pet food industry still has plenty of problems.
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FDA Slams Kim K's Endorsement Of Morning Sickness Drug

It's what she didn't say.
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Angry Orchard Issues Recall Due To Bursting Bottles

There's no buzzkill like a bursting bottle.
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Cilantro Contaminated With Feces, Toilet Paper Sickens Hundreds

Health officials found feces and toilet paper in fields at 11 farms.
By AP

We're About To Know Just How Much Sugar We've Been Eating

Brace yourselves.
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Here's How Much Mouse Poop The FDA Allows In Your Food

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How the AMA Got Rich & Powerful: "The AMA's Seal of Approval"

George H. Simmons came up with the brilliant idea to transform the AMA into a big business by granting the AMA's "seal of approval" to certain drug companies that placed large and frequent ads in JAMA and its various affiliate publications.
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The Worst New Drug of 2014?

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