Medscape March 6, 2025: MAHA Commission will study psychiatric, ADHD, and weight loss drugs’ impact on children. NCHR’s Diana Zuckerman agrees we need better evidence that the benefits of these drugs outweigh the risks.
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The FDA’s misguided thinking on antibiotics
STAT, February 10, 2025: Why are so many people dying from infections? In this op-ed, Diana Zuckerman and John Powers discuss that the main problem isn’t antimicrobial resistance; the problem is the way antibiotics are studied and approved. Research shows we can save lives with better studies and FDA approval standards that focus on patients and not bugs.
Read More »Everything You Need To Know to Choose Safe Cosmetic Products
Cosmetics, including shampoo and other products we all use, will cost U.S. consumers $92 billion this year. They contain various chemicals, often including harmful substances like parabens and phthalates. These products can also harm the environment and pose greater risks to salon workers. His article helps consumers read labels, reduce exposures to unsafe ingredients, and choose eco-friendly cosmetics for safety.
Read More »Safely Dispose of Leftover Pills and Keep Drugs out of Drinking Water
Do you know how to properly dispose of your unused medications in a way that is safe for your family and for your community? While the FDA recommends flushing certain dangerous drugs, research shows these pharmaceuticals can contaminate drinking water and potentially harm humans and wildlife. Learn about safer alternatives.
Read More »Talcum Powder and Ovarian Cancer
While the scientific evidence has shown a consistent link between talcum powder and ovarian cancer, many questions remain. Why take the risk?
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