Over-the-counter medicines get consumer friendly labels
Vice President Al Gore announced new regulations requiring easier-to-read over-the-counter drug labels. The FDA rule aims to place crucial safety information in larger print with clear dosages and warnings, modeled after the 1994 nutrition label. Most drugs will carry the new label within two years, with a complete phase-in by 2004.
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Today Sponge returns to U S stores after 1995 halt
Allendale Pharmaceuticals Inc. says it bought the Today Sponge and will resume sales by fall. FDA notes no safety issue. old plant upgrades prompted the halt. Public health groups say more contraceptive options are needed and better labeling is being pursued.
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Scientists identify obesity gene MG Mahogany in mice
Two studies in Nature report that the MG gene, also called Mahogany, regulates metabolism and energy expenditure in mice. Mutant MG mice stayed lean on high fat diets, while normal MG mice gained weight, suggesting potential for drug development though human relevance remains unproven. Researchers caution obesity is multifactorial involving diet and activity. geneticist Craig Warden and obesity experts note progress but acknowledge years needed to translate findings into a pill.
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