TIME Magazine has come out with it’s Person of the Year. It is You. Not just You, but the use of the Internet. The magazine, a print magazine, is signaling that there has been a shift in the way we … Continue reading
The 109th "Do Nothing" Congress has called it quits. They are headed into the sunset. But before they left, there was a lot of last minute bill-passing to make up for their lack of drive during the past two years, … Continue reading
Yesterday, the FDA held an advisory committee meeting on the labeling of anti-depressants in adults. I was not present, but heard coverage of the meetings on National Public Radio. There was wrenching testimony by those who have lost loved ones … Continue reading
Back in the 1980s when the HIV epidemic was sweeping through large cities and there were few treatment options available, there was a great deal of agitation at the grassroots level for the FDA to reform the process and do … Continue reading
As reported earlier this week, S.3546 – the Dietary and Supplement and Nonprescription Drug Consumer Act was passed by the Senate on December 6. Subsequently, on December 9, the House passed the Bill by a 2-1 majority. A few minutes … Continue reading
