|
Stem Cells, Cloning, and Regulation
|
Cloning by nuclear transfer is the process of transferring the nuclear DNA of a somatic cell into, and asexually activating, a secondary oocyte. In procreative cloning, the resultant embryo is thereafter transferred to a uterus; in nonprocreative cloning, the resultant embryo is never transferred to a uterus. I have elsewhere presented what I describe as a consensus moral defense of nonprocreative cloning in humanitarian research and therapy.1 Observations of procreative cloning in nonhuman m...
Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research
|
|
Stem Cells, Cloning, and Regulation
Mayo Clinic Proceedings
; ... have been or could be lodged by legislators who, despite the news that FDA has protected the public health by precluding procreative ... in protecting the public health. The public may learn the good news that as of fully six years ago, FDA met the cloning challenge ...
|
|
Industry may rue its win against FDA.(US Food and Drug Administration)
Medical Marketing & Media
; The First Amendment rules! After three years battling FDA encroachments on health product companies' free speech, the final victory that came in July in the Washington Legal Foundation's case against three FDA guidance documents surely seemed sweet indeed. But it was almost immediately assailed by
|
|
FDA OVERSIGHT:PETER BARTON HUTT
Congressional Testimony
; more than 100 statutes that directly impact FDA enacted by Congress only since 1988 -- an average of more than six each year. These are in addition to the core provisions of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938 itself and another 90-plus statutes directly involving FDA that were enacted
|
|
Not enough warning: GAO report finds FDA's medical device monitoring lacking.(General Accounting Office, Food and Drug Administration's monitoring deaths and injuries involving medical devices)
Modern Healthcare
; GAO report finds FDA's medical device monitoring lacking The General Accounting Office has put the spotlight on the Food and Drag Administration's surveillance system for deaths and injuries involving medical devices and concluded it isn't working. Among a laundry list of problems, Congress'
|
|
Computer validation resources from FDA
Biopharm
; Locating specific FDA-published documents on the Worldwide Web can be time consuming. Here is a list of FDA documents related to computer validation and, whenever available, their associated URLs. For easy access to these documents, BioPharm's Web site will connect you to a hypertextlinked version
|
|
Abolishing the FDA
Freeman
; ... greater weight on any potential harm from a drug than on any benefit." "Tough on Vaccines" In the March 2006 issue of Health Care News, Henry I. Miller, former head of the FDA's Office of Biotechnology, argued that the risk-averse FDA "has been especially tough ...
|
|
A TIP FROM FDA LED TO SEC'S SUIT AGAINST BIOPURE
The Boston Globe
; The FDA dropped the dime. According to a government official, a tip from the Food and Drug Administration led to a lawsuit that security regulators filed last month against Biopure Corp., the Cambridge artificial-blood developer. In the suit, filed Sept. 14 in US District Court in Boston, the
|
|
Not good enough: Some feel FDA's easing of off-label rules still falls short
Drug Topics
; Some feel FDA's easing of off-label rules still falls short Too little, too late. That's how critics of the Food & Drug Administration view the agency's proposal to ease its restrictions against promoting offlabel uses. Under recently released draft policy guidelines, the FDA would let
|
|
|
FDA yields - but is it enough?
Medical Marketing & Media
; ... power, let's guard it carefully. Thus, Republican lawmakers may be a little rusty in their First Amendment instincts. And the news media, which knows these things about Republicans, may find any First Amendment advocacies by Republicans in behalf of drug marketers ...
|
 "Talk of the Nation (NPR)")
|
Analysis: FDA's regulation of drugs, medical devices, foods and cosmetics
Talk of the Nation (NPR)
; ... Coleman. It's TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. (Soundbite of music) COLEMAN: This is ... suppliers like that as being very good news. COLEMAN: I have to tell you, there's something ... listening to TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. Many of the most contentious issues dealed ...
|