The truth about FDA reform efforts by U.S. lawmakers

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Dear Readers,

 

A Senate committee approved a bill yesterday that aims to improve drug

safety and place advertising restrictions on new drugs. But it also

increases the money paid to the FDA by drug companies themselves,

thereby making the FDA even more dependent on Big Pharma dollars.

 

Interested in the *real* story on what's happening between lawmakers,

Big Pharma and the FDA? (It's more troublesome than most people

suspect.) Read today's analysis and commentary for details:

 

Health: Analysis: Senate committee approves drug safety bill, but FDA

still runs on Big Pharma money

The U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee voted

15-5 to approve a bill that aims to strengthen FDA oversight of drug

company advertising and post-approval follow-up studies. The bill was

sponsored by Wyoming Republican Sen. Mike...

http://www.newstarget.com/021800.html

 

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One step in the right direction is encouraging. Hopefully, it would

be followed by another and then another. I am happy to see

advertising restricted, as it works on the insecurity and fear of the

people. Could this be the beginning of reform? It is so nice to

hear anything positive for a change.

 

 

oleander soup , robert-blau wrote:

>

> insider(NewsTarget)

>

> (www.NewsTarget.com)

>

> Dear Readers,

> �

> A Senate committee approved a bill yesterday that aims to improve

drug

> safety and place advertising restrictions on new drugs. But it also

> increases the money paid to the FDA by drug companies themselves,

> thereby making the FDA even more dependent on Big Pharma dollars.

> �

> Interested in the *real* story on�what's happening between

lawmakers,

> Big Pharma and the FDA? (It's�more troublesome�than�most people

> suspect.)�Read today's analysis and commentary for details:

> �

> Health: Analysis: Senate committee approves drug safety bill, but

FDA

> still runs on Big Pharma money

> The U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee

voted

> 15-5 to approve a bill that aims to strengthen FDA oversight of drug

> company advertising and post-approval follow-up studies. The bill

was

> sponsored by Wyoming Republican Sen. Mike...

> http://www.newstarget.com/021800.html

>

> New product recommends and news headlines have also been posted at

our

> home page:

> http://www.NewsTarget.com

> �

> To your health and freedom,

> - Mike Adams, the Health Ranger

>