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New FDA Dietary Supplement Working Group to examine how effective agency’s existing authority is for regulating supplement industry

Jennifer Grebow

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FDA has created a new Dietary Supplement Working Group whose goal is “to take a hard look at what more the FDA can be doing with our existing authorities” to regulate dietary supplements, said FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD, this week.

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FDA has created a new Dietary Supplement Working Group whose goal is “to take a hard look at what more the FDA can be doing with our existing authorities” to regulate dietary supplements, said FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD, this week.

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FDA has created a new Dietary Supplement Working Group whose goal is “to take a hard look at what more the FDA can be doing with our existing authorities” to regulate dietary supplements, said FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD, this week.

Key concepts: Dietary supplement, Agency (philosophy), Business, Drug approval, Medicine, Public relations, Political science, Pharmacology

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