Trump has launched an all-out attack on the FDA. Will its integrity survive?
The Trump administration has repeatedly undercut the Food and Drug Administration, sparking fears that its long-term credibility is shot.
Related Articles
Opinion | Is Industry Influence Driving LVAD Use by Cardiologists?
Clinical treatment decisions should be based on the best available evidence
Study: Many non-oncologic surrogate markers lack meta-analyses linking them to outcomes | RAPS
Over half of the non-oncologic surrogate markers listed in the US Food and Drug Administration@s (FDA) Adult Surrogate Endpoint Table do not have a meta-analysis…
Study: Many non-oncologic surrogate markers lack meta-analyses linking them to outcomes | RAPS
Over half of the non-oncologic surrogate markers listed in the US Food and Drug Administration@s (FDA) Adult Surrogate Endpoint Table do not have a meta-analysis…
David Egilman, Doctor Who Took On Drug Companies, Dies at 71
His testimony as an expert witness in some 600 trials helped plaintiffs win billions of dollars in cases involving malfeasance by pharmaceutical makers.
The Philips CPAP nightmare exposes shortcomings in medical device regulation
The Philips CPAP nightmare exposes shortcomings in medical device regulation.
The Philips CPAP nightmare exposes shortcomings in medical device regulation
The Philips CPAP nightmare exposes shortcomings in medical device regulation.
Public Citizen Mourns Passing of Dr. Sidney Wolfe, A Towering Public Health Leader – Public Citizen
“America has lost a towering public health leader and an unparalleled consumer champion. Public Citizen has lost one of our founders and I and many…
Wedding Websites, Free Speech, and Adverse Drug Effects | NEJM
Perspective from The New England Journal of Medicine — Wedding Websites, Free Speech, and Adverse Drug Effects
Wedding Websites, Free Speech, and Adverse Drug Effects | NEJM
Perspective from The New England Journal of Medicine — Wedding Websites, Free Speech, and Adverse Drug Effects
Wedding Websites, Free Speech, and Adverse Drug Effects | NEJM
Perspective from The New England Journal of Medicine — Wedding Websites, Free Speech, and Adverse Drug Effects