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Medical Device Dangers: FDA Facing Criticism Over Missed Signs

Today Show, NBC: November 26, 2018. In this news segment, NCHR’s Jack Mitchell discusses how device safety is handled by the FDA compared to other countries.

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Don’t Get Fooled: These Health Websites Aren’t What You Think They Are

Dr. Zuckerman writes an op-ed to BottomLine about the misleading websites from which consumers get their information. It is important to question sources when it comes to your health information.

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How the new U.S. ‘Right to Try’ law could harm people with autism

Diana Zuckerman, Spectrum News: July 3, 2018. The new Right to Try law could harm people with autism by providing access to more experimental drugs that are not fully studied.

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Statement of Dr. Diana Zuckerman on The Bleeding Edge Documentary

The new Netflix documentary, The Bleeding Edge, will help you understand why the National Center for Health Research has been focused on improving the safety of medical devices since it was founded in 1999.

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The Human Tragedy of Poorly Regulated Medical Devices Gets the Spotlight in a Netflix Film

Amy Martyn, CBS News: July 27, 2108. NCHR president speaks out about medical devices, spurring filmakers to make documentary available on Netflix. The documentary discusses the human side of faulty medical devices being released to the market.

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