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May 27

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FDA’s Approval of Cloned Beef for Human Consumption Ignites Debate

The Food and Drug Administration recently approved meat and milk from cloned cows as safe for human consumption. However, some observers believe the FDA's decision was hasty and more study of the issue is needed. Tom Bearden reports on the…

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Apr 22

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FDA Links Heparin Deaths to Contaminated Chinese Supply

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The Food and Drug Administration announced new evidence this week that links a contaminated blood thinner from China to 81 deaths in the United States.

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Apr 15

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Merck Faces New Questions Over Vioxx Risks, Research

Pharmaceutical company Merck knew in 2001 that its arthritis drug Vioxx could harm patients and used staffers to "ghostwrite" favorable research on the drug, articles in the Journal of the American Medical Association report. Susan Dentzer examines the charges.

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Feb 22

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New Technology Improves Care for Wounded Troops

Drawing on new technologies as well as lessons learned in Iraq, the U.S. military is using both new technology and improved methods to treat wounded soldiers, leading to higher survival rates overall. Tom Bearden reports on these advances.

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Feb 20

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Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Discrimination Case

The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a case that could influence the way courts handle racial discrimination cases throughout the country. Marcia Coyle of the National Law Journal explains the details of the case.

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Feb 07

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Lipitor TV Spots Raise Debate Over Advertising Practices

A House Committee is exploring whether ads for the cholesterol drug Lipitor mislead the public because spokesman Dr. Robert Jarvik is not licensed to practice medicine and used a stunt double in a scene that portrays him rowing. Representatives of…

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Jul 03

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New Tainted Chinese Products Add To Safety Concerns

Inspectors in China reported the discovery of more tainted products on Tuesday. A food safety advocate and an investment bank executive explain what's behind the problems.

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Jun 08

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Extended Interview: Former FDA Official Discusses Food Safety

William Hubbard is a former associate commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration. He spoke with NewsHour correspondent Betty Ann Bowser about his concerns about the FDA's ability to inspect foreign foods.

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Jun 08

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Extended Interview: FDA Food Protection Head Discusses Food Safety

Dr. David Acheson took on the newly created position of assistant commissioner of food protection at the Food and Drug Administration last month. He was previously the director of the FDA's Office of Food Defense. He spoke with NewsHour correspondent…

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Jun 01

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Pet Food Scare Raises Questions About Food Safety

The recent cases of tainted pet food have raised concerns about food consumed by humans. Agriculture companies are taking new precautions to sterilize food supplies, but some experts say more regulations are needed.

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