The Legal Intelligencer
...the constitutional right to obtain and use contraceptives." The FDA was preparing to let Plan B and Plan B One-Step emergency...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
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...treat schizophrenia. According to a Justice Department press release, these uses were never approved by the FDA. The fines are connected with...
...data supported the finding that Avandia increases risks of heart injury. The FDA required GSK to revise Avandia's label to include a black-box...
...Judge Raymond Gruender argued that the doctor was aware of an FDA press release that addressed links between antidepressants and suicide, and Eli Lilly...
...Inc., a Tennessee-based drugmaker, and Mutual filed an ANDA with the FDA in March 2003, Rendell said. King responded in March 2004...
...Moss' decision was known Friday and her opinion was available to the press Monday. In her opinion, Moss held that the generics such...
...The mass deaths generated international press attention. DOJ lawyers...in the history of the FDA, hit one snag after another...
...are met, according to a press release the companies issued....
...Devices and Radiological Health, during a Sept. 24, 2009, press conference call, according to an FDA transcript. Deputy Commissioner Josh Sharfstein added, "...
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