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In a move that could lead to a new milestone in the worldwide AIDS epidemic, an advisory panel to the Food and Drug Administration has for the first time backed a drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy people.
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U.S. Marshals have been asked to seize an ultrasound product from a N.J.-based company by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration after the agency found bacteria-contaminated samples.
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The manufacturer of raw yellow-fin tuna frequently used for sushi, sashimi, ceviche and other dishes, is recalling nearly 59,000 pounds of the product because of possible salmonella contamination.
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Keene, NH - GOP Presidential candidate Ron Paul rebuked the relationship between the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the pharmaceutical industry during a press conference, stating that "the FDA and the drug companies are in bed together."
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A research team has discovered a banned antibiotic in animal feed prepared from poultry by-products. The concern is the antibiotic creates resistant bacteria, and some of these bacteria are food pathogens and could pose a public health risk.
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Parents are advised to ask for an ingredient list for vaccines before vaccinating their children, as it has been revealed to be a myth that vaccines no longer contain mercury.
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The US Food and Drug Administration issued four product recalls between March 29, 2012 and March 31, 2012. Products recalled can be found nationwide.
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A barista at Starbucks has drawn attention to the crushed bugs used to give the lovely pink hue in Starbucks' Strawberries & Creme Frappuccino. Before you are hit with a squeamish reaction, consider it is a natural, rather than artificial food dye.
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Gerber Products Company and the United States Food and Drug Administration issued a recall for Gerber Good Start Gentle formula.
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The FDA have issued a warning letter about AeroShots. AeroShots are an inhaled caffeine shots. The product is not suitable for those under 18 years-of-age but it has been marketed at young students.
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APNewsBreak: FDA to probe safety of inhalable caffeine, which is sold as a dietary supplement
FDA Officials to launch investigation into the health effects of the inhalers.
FDA calls for change to children's exposure to radiation from scans.
The HIV treatment Truvada has been shown to help prevent infection.
 The highly-anticipated weight-loss pill, Qnexa, may cause heart problems and birth defects in pregnant women, U.S. officials say, as the drug goes for FDA approval.
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