FDA urged by attorneys general to crack down on fake obesity drugs
Attorneys General Call on FDA to Combat Fake Obesity DrugsMore than three dozen attorneys general across the United States recently penned a letter urging the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to take urgent action...
Former FDA Official Warns Trump’s Firings Dismantle Food Division
The Trump administration has made headlines once again, this time in the realm of food safety and nutrition. Jim Jones, former FDA deputy commissioner for foods, recently resigned due to what he describes as...
Generic Drugmakers Prevail in California Pay-to-Delay Ban Battle
In a recent turn of events, a federal judge has ruled in favor of generic drugmakers in California's battle against pay-to-delay agreements. This controversial law, enacted in 2019, aimed to ban such deals between...
International Perspectives on Turmoil in American Science
Today, let's delve into the intersection of science and politics, exploring the latest developments that are shaping the landscape of biotechnology. From new cancer data to international reactions to American academic challenges, there is...
Impact of Firings at Federal Health Agencies on Individuals
The Trump administration has announced plans to cut thousands of federal health care jobs, specifically targeting probationary employees within public health and science agencies. This decision has sparked concerns and uncertainties among employees and...
Dietitians’ Review of Prebiotic Sodas: Make an Informed Choice
In a recent review by dietitians, the focus was on prebiotic sodas and their role in our daily diets. According to experts, both prebiotic and probiotic sodas are considered healthier alternatives to traditional sodas,...
1984 Tribute to NIH: Valuable Insights for Today’s Physicians
In a world where the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced drastic cuts to indirect costs, the implications for research, innovation, and healthcare are dire. These cuts threaten the very foundation of academic medicine,...
Texas Measles Outbreak Reaches 48 Cases: Worst in 30 Years
The measles outbreak in West Texas has surged to 48 cases, predominantly affecting children and teenagers, marking it as the most severe in the state in almost three decades. According to state health officials,...
Young Researchers Rally Against Trump Administration’s Science Policies
Young Researchers Challenge Trump Administration's Science PoliciesIn a tumultuous political landscape, young researchers are rising up against the Trump administration's science policies. Faced with funding cuts, policy changes, and attacks on diversity in science,...
Trump’s Anti-Bribery Law Pause: Impact on Pharma Behavior
Between 2011 and 2020, the world witnessed a staggering $1.34 billion in fines paid by the top pharmaceutical companies to the U.S. government for engaging in bribery schemes to boost their drug sales. The...
Resurrecting Vaccine Safety Board: RFK Jr.’s Impact Explained
The potential resurrection of a vaccine safety board has sparked significant interest and debate, particularly with the potential involvement of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the process. This development came to light when Senator...
Reviving RFK Jr.’s Task Force for Vaccine Safety Review
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent figure known for his advocacy on vaccine safety, is on the verge of stepping into the role of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary. This comes at a...
