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USF researcher integral part of FDA’s approval of new Parkinson’s drug
The Parkinson’s Foundation said the cause of the disease remains largely unknown, yet worldwide around 10 million people are affected by it. However, a new drug has emerged that could be extremely beneficial to those...
Global Kratom Coalition pushes for regulation of the mood-alerting herb
The use of Kratom, an herb grown in Southeast Asia for centuries for its mood-altering effects, has exploded in popularity in the United States in the past fews years, particularly in Florida. Kratom enthusiasts say it...
FDA approves a plan to let Florida import drugs from Canada
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a plan that will allow Florida to import cheaper prescription drugs from Canada.
Decision is delayed on whether Florida can import prescription drugs from Canada
Florida likely will have to wait a little longer to find out if it will be able to import cheaper prescription drugs from Canada.
Small farms under threat from the FDA in “Farmageddon”
Federal and state laws can create hurdles for small farmers, who face raids and arrests for such things as selling raw milk to customers. A new film, called Farmageddon, documents the struggles of independent farmers....
