New Food And Drugs Head Man Of Action
Washington AP reports James L. Goddard, sworn January 6, as new FDA commissioner, acts decisively in 99 days removing nonprescription antibiotic lozenges and some antibiotic products from the market. He explains decisions rely on data, safeguards include public hearings, and aims to protect consumers and curb false claims while considering economic impact.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Goddard
Mascoutah Community Raises Funds for Kidney Patient
In Mascoutah Illinois residents donate and organize events to fund a kidney machine for Mrs John Votrain 38 wife of a teacher mother of two. Over 17000 raised with events from dances to choirs. The machine costs 10000 yearly and her husband trained at Barnes Hospital.
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Jerry Curry
ST. Louis, Mo
Mascoutah
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Votrain
Mascbutah
Bright
St. John United Church of Christ
Zion Lutheran Church
Boy Scouts
St. Pail’s United Church of Christ
Waterloo
Ill
Washington University Medical School
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Barneo
Herbert Lubowitz
Medical School
Officials Allow Continued Sale Of Many Antibiotic Products
Goddard said hundreds of antibiotic products remain in manufacture distribution and sale and will not be seized or recalled despite scientists’ concerns over repeated small doses. He noted dangers are not pervasive enough to justify a recall.
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Goddard
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