The FDA has published a new rule on direct-to-consumer drug advertising in TV and commercials, calling for warnings and recommended uses to be clear, concise and neutral.
The FDA has announced plans to improve postmarketing studies on the effects of medication on pregnant women, in order to improve drug safety and warning labels.
A new study warns that the FDA appears to have a bias toward approving new drugs, even when scientific advisors recommend against such approvals.
A new study finds many sports dietary supplements inaccurately list their ingredients on the label, often containing substances banned by the FDA due to their potential health risks.
The active ingredient in Tylenol, acetaminophen, is one of the leading causes of potentially deadly drug-induced skin reactions, according to the findings of a new study.
A new study calls for more accurate testing for drugs which may be linked to Stevens-Johnson Syndrome skin reactions.
Harvard researchers warn that media coverage can convince consumers to seek drug prescriptions they do not need and which may have no benefits for them.
Bloomberg News reports that the Department of Defense is in talks with the independent drug testing lab Valisure to have it test generic drugs given to the military for safety…
The findings of a new study indicate those with diabetes face a higher risk of sepsis, death and other risks from Stevens-Johnson Syndrome.
While nearly 25% of patients are likely to suffer adverse events in the hospital, many of those may be preventable, according to the findings of a new study.
