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Understanding Fatal Overdoses to Inform Product Development and Public Health Interventions to Manage Overdose
Understanding Fatal Overdoses to Inform Product Development and
Public Health Interventions to Manage Overdose
March 8, 1-4:45 PM ET
March 9, 1-4:45 PM ET
The Reagan-Udall Foundation for the FDA, in partnership with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), hosted a virtual public meeting on March 8-9, to explore the evolving context surrounding fatal overdoses.
Q&A with FDA Commissioner Robert Califf on baby formula, food safety - The Washington Post
The baby formula crisis of 2022 triggered intense soul-searching at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. What went wrong? How can the government prevent similar disasters from happening again?
For the nation’s health, break up the Food and Drug Administration - The Washington Post
The Food and Drug Administration last year failed repeatedly to keep the nation’s babies safe from tainted formula.
Reagan-Udall Foundation Recommends Improvements to the FDA’s Center for Tobacco Products - JD Supra
The Reagan-Udall Foundation, an independent nonprofit created by Congress “to advance the mission of the FDA to modernize medical, veterinary, food, food ingredient, and cosmetic product development, accelerate innovation, and enhance product safety” recently released its report Operational Evaluation of Certain Components of FDA’s Tobacco Program.
‘I know firsthand they failed’: Parents decry lack of FDA action on infant formula safety - POLITICO Special Report
When Kelly Knight gave birth to her son, Ryker, she was thrilled — and carrying the memory of the two babies she’d previously lost at nearly full term.
Williams: FDA needs modernization, not more $$ - The Boston Herald
A long-awaited review of the Food and Drug Administration’s Human Foods Program, partly funded by the FDA, is out. The conclusion from the Reagan-Udall Foundation is that the FDA is a great deal for consumers and would be a much better deal if the agency had a lot more money and power.
The Biggest Tobacco Harm Reduction Battles to Come in 2023 - FILTER Magazine
United States tobacco control did not have an easy 2022. So much turmoil has come and gone this past year that even the most dedicated harm reductionists and critics struggled to keep up at one point or another, as separate events blurred into one big pile of dysfunction.
Congress earmarks funds to unify FDA's food program, enhance safety & inspections - Food Navigator
Within the $1.7 trillion spending bill signed by President Joe Biden late last week is a substantial increase in funding to boost food safety activities and “infrastructure investments” at FDA, including directions to “strongly consider” the Reagan-Udall Foundation’s recommendation to restructure and unify the agency’s food program.
FDA center struggling to regulate tobacco products, review finds - The Hill
The staff at the Food and Drug Administration’s tobacco division are overwhelmed, leading to a division that is too reactionary and has “struggled to function as a regulator,” according to an outside report.