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Another U.S. compounding pharmacy has recalled its medicines from the U.S. market due to concerns about the quality and sterility of the medicines.

Fecal therapy is a new method of treating people with infection. However, U.S. physicians and researchers will now have to get approval from the FDA before they can perform a stool transplant.

Boquete - The US-Food and Drug Administration has completed the phase of public consultation prior to making a decision on allowing commercial production of AquaBounty’s genetically modified salmon and the fish going to market for human consumption.

The US Food and Drug Administration has launched a new program aimed at detecting counterfeit and ineffective malaria drug treatments around the world.

Pharmaceutical regulation should apply to dietary supplements, according to a new study carried out in the U.S. by St. Michael’s Hospital.

The U.S. FDA is seeking a budget of $4.7 billion to protect and promote the public health as part of the President’s fiscal year 2014 budget.

Federal health regulators have determined that some workout-booster and fat-burning products sold in recent years by retailers are illegal and may present health hazards to people who take them.

A U.S. judge has ordered the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to lift its ban on emergency contraception for women aged 16 and under. This is an important decision, for both those for or against, in relation to social policy.

A federal judge has ruled that the United States government must make the most common morning-after pill available over the counter for all ages. No prescription requirements for girls aged 16 years and under.

The pharma company Pfizer has announces that vials of Rifampin, used to treat tuberculosis, are in short supply due to manufacturing and possible contamination issues.