You are reading what is called the "prayer." It is standard boilerplate in all of these cases. I'm sorry, but I must say you are opining about a process you do not understand. This case may well survive the FDA's initial motion to dismiss (the most likely first defensive move), but that by no...
I have checked with the Second Chief Assistant to the Deputy Director of the Tinkle Department of the Urinary Division of the Department of Health and Human Services, and your next pee time is scheduled for 3:45 am eastern time.
If we don't blow ourselves up first, it will eventually happen. And then some other insanity will take hold. But we're still a relatively young species.
Coptic Christans have had harrowing trials and tribulations in Egypt for 19 centu
Will this ever end? Whenever I think we've seen the worst, another example of man's inhumanity to man occurs.
What do you mean, "accepted for consideration"? The case will certainly be considered. It's been filed and the court has to consider it. By no means does that make an injunction, preliminary or otherwise, automatic.
There may or may not be a "trial." The procedure for judicial review of administrative regulations doesn't require one.
Most of the time, these cases are decided based on the record created by the agency and the information which was submitted to it. Very much like an appellate procedure...
I have just had the misfortune of reading http://www.fda.gov/downloads/TobaccoProducts/Labeling/RulesRegulationsGuidance/UCM499352.pdf Recommended only for masochists.
Even though I'd read quite a bit about this topic, I was still stunned by the magnitude and complexity of the requirements. As...
https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Employee-Review-FDA-RVW5299970.htm
Interesting read by a former FDA tobacco control employee. It seems, as a lawyer, clerical data entry wasn't exactly what she had in mind when she took the job. She envisioned herself as a noble crusader fighting BT.
This may...
"In addition to conducting our own research to support regulatory science, CTP partners with other agencies such as National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as with FDA’s National Center for Toxicological Research."
Informing Tobacco...
Why do people keep saying things like this about Chantix, a product which the FDA has determined to be both safe and effective for smoking cessation? Just yesterday I was reading about a study showing that Chantix does not cause thought of suicide or other adverse neuro-psychological effects...
Give a high school kid a laptop and an internet connection, and in 10 days or so he or she would have a list of thousands, complete with product list, URL and phone number.
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