FDA targets antacids content labeling and bans some
The FDA proposed labeling changes and bans on certain antacids after a panel review. It supported many products for indigestion but flagged nine lesser known OTC drugs and cautioned against aspirin in antacid mixtures. Relabeling for Alka-Seltzer was anticipated, with warnings for aspirin use by stomach ulcer patients.
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FDA proposes labeling rules for proteolytic enzyme ingredients
The agency plans relabeling of almost all antae¢ids and foods with disputed ingredients, granting two years to prove safety and effectiveness for affected products. Public and industry comment on the proposed rules is invited for 90 days.
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Aspirin Removal Urged From Alka Seltzer by Nader Group
Washington United Press report states Ralph Nader financed Health Research Group urged FDA to force Miles Laboratories to remove aspirin from Alka Seltzer and similar antacid analgesic products. They say aspirin damages stomachs and causes ulcers, while FDA panel had mixed views on safety and labeling.
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Aging theory questioned by UCLA scientist in impaired longevity claim
UCLA pathology professor Dr Roy L Walford told an American Cancer Society seminar that advances in medicine have extended life through fighting specific diseases but have not raised the basic rate of aging. He noted ancient Rome had high mortality by age 23 and warned still aging diseases limit modern longevity.
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Marijuana research report cites field test and funding rise
Sacramento report from California Research Advisory Panel details 22 approved projects on marijuana including a potential field test and animal studies. It notes marijuana's depressant effects on respiration and vision, memory issues from attention loss, and a 37 percent rise in methadone maintenance patients to 7,600 across 63 centers.
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Tufts researchers tout chemical decay remover GE 101
Boston researchers report a dental chemical GE-101 used with a special applicator gun removed about 9 percent of tooth decay in human tests and reduced pain in 77 percent of 95 patients. They say the alkaline water solution shows no apparent adverse effects, though ADA officials are cautious about practicality.
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