Feds move toward regulating drugs in drinking water
Federal regulators under President Obama shift policy on pharmaceutical residues in U S drinking water. EPA lists 13 pharmaceuticals for potential regulation, launches a 50 plant study, and expands testing and transparency amid growing concerns over health effects.
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FDA finds no proof Vytorin causes cancer
The FDA reviewed data from the SEAS trial and two other studies and found no evidence that Merck and Co. cholesterol drug Vytorin raises cancer or cancer death risks. Merck welcomed the finding though cautioned the possibility cannot be ruled out.
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