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FDA to require notice of additives in food supply for the first time
The FDA is implementing unprecedented requirements for additive notices as federal agencies move to tighten oversight of food ingredients.
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Health emergency preparedness nominee walks back comments skeptical of vaccine safety
A federal health emergency preparedness nominee walks back past skeptical vaccine safety comments during a heated Senate confirmation hearing.
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Federal campaign to discourage antidepressant use could cause new problems
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Robert F Kennedy Jr Seems To Think Wrestling Is Not Predetermined
Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is drawing public scrutiny after comments regarding professional wrestling coincided with a new school fitness initiative.
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US provides Ebola treatment for outbreak in Congo, bringing trials closer
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HHS Launches Unprecedented Department-Wide Effort to Restore American Leadership in Clinical Trials
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FDA to launch pilot program to speed up early-stage clinical trials
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Trump admin seeks to roll back testosterone restrictions
The Trump administration is pursuing a policy shift to remove or update regulatory restrictions and warning labels on testosterone replacement therapy.
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Medicare Advantage plans denied prior authorization requests at unusually high rates, HHS report finds
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