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Evidence shows need to regulate antimicrobial ingredients in consumer products

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Interested in a Science Career at FDA? Web Portal Opens the Door

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Aspirin may stop growth of certain head cancers

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Docs implant next-gen epilepsy-controlling device

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Can a Dietary Supplement Treat a Concussion? No

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FDA warns consumers not to use muscle growth product

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FDA Taking Closer Look at ‘Antibacterial’ Soap

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Phasing Out Certain Antibiotic Use in Farm Animals

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FDA approves first generic versions of antidepressant drug Cymbalta

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FDA eases up on diabetes drug Avandia

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Graphic labels on cigarettes could lead to 8.6M fewer US smokers

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FDA approves new treatment for hepatitis C virus

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