This is the third in a series of blogs by Deputy FDA Commissioner Michael Taylor on his multi-state tour to see agricultural practices first-hand and to discuss the produce-safety standards that FDA is proposing. By: Michael R. Taylor As I … Continue reading →
By Steven K. Pollack, Ph.D., and James Coburn, M.S. A hospital in Michigan implants a 3-D printed medical device into a 3-month-old boy with a rare bronchial condition and saves a young life. A man has 75 percent of his … Continue reading →
This is the fourth in a series of blogs by Deputy FDA Commissioner Michael Taylor on his multi-state tour to see agricultural practices first-hand and to discuss the produce-safety standards that FDA is proposing. By: Michael R. Taylor We did … Continue reading →
This is the fifth in a series of blogs by Deputy FDA Commissioner Michael Taylor on his multi-state tour to see agricultural practices first-hand and to discuss the produce-safety standards that FDA is proposing. By Michael R. Taylor We arrived … Continue reading →
This is the sixth in a series of blogs by Deputy FDA Commissioner Michael Taylor on his multi-state tour to see agricultural practices first-hand and to discuss the produce-safety standards that FDA is proposing. By: Michael R. Taylor “Live Free … Continue reading →
This is the seventh in a series of blogs by Deputy FDA Commissioner Michael Taylor on his multi-state tour to see agricultural practices first-hand and to discuss the produce-safety standards and preventive controls rule that FDA is proposing as we … Continue reading →
By: Michael R. Taylor We all know that healthy adults have consumed caffeine in coffee, tea and chocolate for centuries. Caffeine has also been added to certain soft drinks for many years. These uses of caffeine are considered by most people … Continue reading →
By: Lynne Yao, M.D. We all know that children are not just small adults. Many changes occur in children as they grow and develop that can affect how a drug works. In fact, some drugs that work in adults may … Continue reading →
By: David G. White, Ph.D. It’s an impressive sight – 161 posters representing the work of FDA scientists involved in researching food safety and animal health. This third annual food and veterinary science conference taking place at FDA yesterday and … Continue reading →
