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Features
HHS,
ADA Work to Boost Awareness of
Diabetes and Cardiovascular Risk
The Food and Drug Administration's
Office of Women's Health has
partnered with more than 80 organizations
to launch a new campaign that
focuses on the early identification
and control of diabetes in women.
Robots
Lend a Helping Hand to Surgeons
Robots haven't replaced human surgeons in operating rooms. But robot-assisted surgery is one of the latest computer-assisted techniques that translates into quicker healing and less pain for patients.
Fighting
Gum Disease: How to Keep Your
Teeth
A recent poll of 1,000 American
adults found that 60 percent
knew little, if anything, about
gum disease. Find out what
you need to know to keep your
gums--and your teeth--healthy.
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Story
Helping Wounds Heal
Each year, 45,000 Americans are hospitalized for burn treatments. High-tech skin coverings called cellular wound dressings decrease the risk of infection, protect against fluid loss, and speed the healing process of severe burns and chronic wounds.
Itching
for Some Allergy Relief?
Pollen allergy, commonly known as hay fever, affects about 1 out of 10 Americans. For some, symptoms can be controlled with occasional over-the-counter medicine.
FDA
Continues Work to Help Prevent
Spread of Mad Cow Disease
A recent study by Harvard University gave high marks to government efforts to keep BSE out of the United States.
Departments
- Observations
- A message from the editor
of FDA Consumer.
- Letters
to the Editor
- Letter about aspartame.
- Updates
- The latest information
on FDA-related issues, gathered
from FDA Press Releases,
Talk Papers, and other sources.
- Research
Notebook
- Reports from public health
and medical research.
- fda.gov
- Places of interest on FDA's
Website and other government
and health-related sites.
- Investigators'
Reports
- Selected cases illustrating
regulatory and administrative
actions--such as inspections,
recalls, seizures, and court
proceedings--by FDA's regional
and district offices across
the country.
- The
Last Word
- Commentary: The
'Mouth-Body Connection: Is
There One?
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