Specifically, the recently defined "animal rule," allows licensure based on efficacy results of studies performed in well-defined animal models that reflect the human disease (reviewed in ref. 13).
Using this rule, pathways to licensure are being developed for new vaccines against bioweapons based on well-designed animal studies.
The program is available only upon certification that the requestor meets the author's rules for its use, including professional licensure, appropriate training and target population.
It was under the post-World War II American rule that acupuncture and moxibustion were recognized as medical practices that required formal education and licensure ([ 46]: 8–9).
Other rules include requiring 40 to 50 hours of parent-supervised instruction before a license is given, and delaying full licensure until age 18, which means no driving after 10 p.m. and no teenage passengers.
Here are some of his recommendations to parents: Delay licensure as long as possible.
Thus the F.C.C. has the power to deny or revoke certification or licensure.
National certification is currently available to midwives, as is licensure in many states.
Today, 30,000 teachers are in special education without the appropriate certification or licensure.
