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If Your Child Wants Contact Lenses

Questions to consider if your child would like to wear contact lenses.

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Prescription Opioids

Know what to ask your doctor before taking prescription opioids.

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Help Stop the Spread of Misinformation

You can help. Get the facts from the FDA. Stop the spread of false rumors, and share the facts with your loved ones.

Drug Shortages

FDA works closely with manufacturers to prevent or reduce the impact of drug shortages.

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Radiation-Emitting Products

Vaccines, Blood, and Biologics

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Aug 25

FDA Roundup: August 25, 2023

Aug 24

FDA Approves First Biosimilar to Treat Multiple Sclerosis

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Aug 25

Furst-McNess Company Recalls Goat Starter Because of Possible Monovet® 90 (Monensin) Health Risk

Animal & Veterinary

Aug 25

Texas Tamale Co. Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Milk in Texas Tamale Black Bean Tamales

Food & Beverages

Aug 23

Inmar Supply Chain Solutions, LLC, Issues a Voluntary Recall of Product Stored at its Arlington, Texas Facility Due to Conditions at the Facility

Animal & Veterinary, Drugs, Food & Beverages, Medical Devices

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FDA’s Dietary Supplements Program Remains a Critical Priority

ODSP will remain a distinct office executing the agency’s responsibilities under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act for dietary supplement products.

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Emerging From the Pandemic: CDRH In-Person Meeting Status and Premarket Workload

CDRH is pleased to announce that we're operating under normal review timelines for incoming premarket submissions and accepting all submission types for review.

An Update on Sesame Allergen Labeling on Food Packages

Earlier this year sesame was added as the ninth major food allergen and sesame is now required to be listed on food labels as a major allergen.

Aug 28

Enhanced Drug Distribution Security Requirements Under Section 582(g)(1) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act--Compliance Policies

Drugs

Aug 15