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FDA
BBN has covered 11 stories about FDA, mostly in U.S. and World, as reported by WMUR, The Guardian, Food Safety News, WSAV-TV and others. Newest first.
- U.S.
Alfalfa sprouts distributed to NH recalled, FDA says
The FDA issued the recall for alfalfa sprouts distributed to New Hampshire, though the agency has not yet disclosed the specific reason or contamination concern.
Reported by WMUR - U.S.
FDA may expand loophole letting some chemicals into food unreviewed
The FDA's proposal would allow non-carcinogenic toxic chemicals into food without safety review, under the existing "threshold of regulation" exemption; experts urge the agency to reconsider.
Reported by The Guardian - U.S.
More sprouting seeds linked to outbreak recalled; FDA still won't…
Multiple sprouting seed suppliers tied to illness are being recalled, though federal regulators have declined to publicly identify where they came from.
Reported by Food Safety News - U.S.
Gatorade Recall: A Politician Takes Credit, Blames Dye
The FDA announced the recall over safety concerns, though the specific reasons remain unclear from available reports.
Reported by WSAV-TV - U.S.
FDA Now Recalls Infant Sleep Aid Over Hidden Alcohol
The product's label failed to disclose any alcohol content, prompting parents to immediately stop use if they have the affected batch.
Reported by NEWStalk 870 - U.S.
FDA Recall Hits Frozen Fettuccine Alfredo at Walmart
The FDA issued the recall nationwide across Walmart stores, though the agency has not disclosed the reason for pulling the product from shelves.
Reported by Newsday - World
Train Cargo Theft Blitz; Putin Meets Iran's President; FDA Criticized
Federal agents in over two dozen states deployed infrared drone cameras simultaneously to intercept train cargo theft across the nation.
Reported by The Washington Times, CBS News, Washington Examiner - U.S.
Teva Wins FDA Approval for Monthly Schizophrenia Injection
Weltruza replaces daily pills with once-monthly injections for patients with schizophrenia, potentially becoming a major revenue source for Teva.
Reported by CNBC - U.S.
FDA Review of Abortion Pills Not Due Until March, Federalist Says
The FDA pledged to review abortion pill safety concerns over two years ago, according to The Federalist; apparently bureaucracy moves at sloth speed.
Reported by The Federalist - Tech
AI IPO Froth, Copper Rallies, FDA Delay
Reported by Reuters - U.S.
Midterm Jitters, PTSD Treatment, Bakker Dies at 86
Reported by Washington Examiner
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