Sentence examples for regulating drugs from inspiring English sources
The Associated Press is reporting this week that federal regulators under President Obama are taking the first steps toward regulating drugs in the nation's drinking water supply -- a problem first reported by science writer Elizabeth Royte in "Drugging Our Waters" in OnEarth's Fall 2006 issue.
Canada has a sophisticated system for regulating drugs.
In an expansion beyond its usual role of regulating drugs, the agency said it planned to help the pharmaceutical industry develop techniques to speed drugs to market, including ways to predict safety and effectiveness early.
[C1.] A Medicine's Withdrawal Shows Drug Agency's Problems The saga of Propulsid, a heartburn medicine pulled from the market in 2000, illustrates the difficulty that the Food and Drug Administration has in regulating drugs after they have been approved.
In addition to regulating drugs and medical devices, the agency oversees about 80percentt of the nation's food supply, which includes keeping tabs on tens of thousands of manufacturers in the United States and abroad.
The bell tolls A new scramble Primogeniture rules, OK? Foundation and empire Reprints Related items Pharmaceuticals: Got a match?Nov 25th 2004 Regulating drugs: First do no harmNov 25th 2004When the drugs don't workEven as the FDA scrambled to put out its side of the story, Mr Graham's testimony was spreading havoc in the markets.
In Brazil, this is also indicative of the lack of regulation and action on the part of the Regulation Chamber of Drug Market CMEDD) which is responsible for regulating drug prices in the pharmaceutical industry.
Officials saw a connection between the contributions and the state's inaction in regulating drug costs for seniors.
Laws regulating drug marketing and development, government regulatory agencies with oversight of drug development and use, drug evaluation boards, drug information centres, and quality control laboratories have become part of the cooperative venture that produces and develops drugs.
Niacin is a highly effective, lipid regulating drug associated with a number of metabolically induced side effects such as prostaglandin (PG) mediated flushing and hepatic toxicity.
Nevertheless, Peru is one of the countries that signed the United Nations Vienna Convention in 1961 regulating drug production.
