WHO Drug Information Vol. 14, No. 1, 2000
(2000; 81 pages) View the PDF document
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Open this folder and view contentsGeneral Policy Issues
Open this folder and view contentsPersonal Perspectives
Open this folder and view contentsReports on Individual Drugs
Open this folder and view contentsCurrent Topics
Open this folder and view contentsVaccines and Biomedicines
Open this folder and view contentsGeneral Information
Close this folderRegulatory and Safety Matters
View the documentTroglitazone withdrawn
View the documentCisapride and cardiac effects
View the documentCisapride: changes to labelling
View the documentCisapride: updated warning issued
View the documentSt John's wort: recommendations for use
View the documentNorthern hemisphere influenza vaccine
View the documentNicotine replacement therapy
View the documentAnorectic agents: suspension of marketing authorization
View the documentInsulin cartridges: leakage risk
View the documentZimox®: trade name duplication and risk of errors
View the documentBenzbromarone and hepatitis
View the documentNevirapine: severe cutaneous reactions
View the documentFDA cannot regulate tobacco industry
View the documentNew Internet website: information for consumers
View the documentCyber warnings for drug sales via the Internet
View the documentTriax®: a harmful product sold on the Internet
View the documentIllegal products on the market
View the documentEpoetin alfa: inappropriate practices compromise product sterility
View the documentPropylene glycol and amprenavir
View the documentTrastuzumab: pulmonary reactions
Open this folder and view contentsATC/DDD Classification
Open this folder and view contentsRecent Publications and Documents
Open this folder and view contentsInternational Nonproprietary Names for Pharmaceutical Substances (INN)
View the documentSelected WHO Publications of Related Interest
 

New Internet website: information for consumers

United States of America - The Food and Drug Administration has announced the establishment of an Internet website to provide information on buying prescription drugs and medical products on-line.

This initiative is part of an action plan to increase public awareness of the health, economic and legal risks of on-line sales of prescription drugs and medical products.

The website is located at: http://www.fda.gov

Information is available on consumer protection, FDA enforcement practices, advice on identifying health fraud and general questions about Internet drug sales. Consumers who suspect that a website is illegally operating can fill in an electronic complaint form.

Reference: HHS News, P99-33 (1999).

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