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Food and Drug Administration
Supreme Court Takes Up E-Cigarette and Age Verification Cases
Both cases raise questions about government attempts to address public health concerns related to minors.
Smokescreen? FDA Won’t Say How It Spends User Fees
Is the FDA secretly funding non-profits to lobby?
FDA Finds Safety Signals for Updated COVID-19 Vaccines
Agency maintains the shots are ’safe and effective.’
FDA Launches Fresh Bid to Toss Out High-Profile Ivermectin Case
Attempt comes after appeals court ruled agency likely overstepped its authority in warnings against ivermectin.
FDA Officials: Thousands of Excess Deaths Likely if More People Don’t Get Vaccinated
Officials make unsupported claims in new editorial.
FDA Can Withhold Key COVID Vaccine Safety Records for Now: Judge
FDA argued it’s overburdened by another case accepted by federal court.
FDA Responds After Being Urged to Recall Pfizer’s Vaccine Over DNA Fragments
Dr. Robert Malone and other experts say the COVID-19 shot should be recalled.
EXCLUSIVE: Senator Demands Answers From FDA on Safety Signal for COVID Vaccines and Children
U.S. Food and Drug Administration researchers found a signal for seizures/convulsions.
FDA Refuses to Say When It Found Safety Signal for Seizures and COVID Vaccines in Children
The FDA reported on Oct. 15 that it detected a safety signal for seizures/convulsions in children following COVID-19 vaccination.
FDA Finds Safety Signal for COVID-19 Vaccination Among Toddlers
A safety signal is a sign that a health condition may be caused by vaccination, but further research is required to verify a link.
FDA Asks Court for 18-Month Pause in Key COVID-19 Vaccine Safety Data Cases
The agency was sued after rejecting Freedom of Information Act requests.
FDA Has Results of Subclinical Myocarditis Studies, but Won’t Release Them Yet
‘I really don’t think FDA has a leg to stand on here,’ former FDA officer says.
FDA Refuses to Change Anti-Ivermectin Statements After Court Ruling
Anti-ivermectin statements made by the FDA are not being changed, even after an appeals court ruled against the agency.
Red Cross Starts Implementing New FDA Screening Guidelines for Blood Donations
The American Red Cross on Aug. 7 started implementing new screening guidelines offered by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for prospective blood donors.
