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    Rise in Medical Marijuana

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    culture. History shows us that marijuana has been used in many cultures for common ailments like nausea‚ vomiting‚ nerve pain‚ menstrual cramps and glaucoma‚ even for the use of multiple sclerosis pain in modern time. The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) has done extensive research and continues to do so in order to validate marijuana as a safe and viable medical option in our current western civilization. Many scientists have found both positive and negative effects of marijuana. Smoked marijuana

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    to the overall cost of the drug. The first prescription drug advertisement aired in 1983 and was advertising the drug Rufen‚ which was a prescribable‚ anti-inflammatory and pain relieving drug. After just two days of being aired on television‚ the FDA sent a letter to Boots

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    Cook‚ C. T.‚ Kosoko-Lasaki‚ S.‚ & O ’Brien‚ R. L. (2009). Cultural proficiency in addressing health disparities. Sudbury‚ MA: Jones and Bartlett. Wright‚ Jonathan V.‚M.D.‚ (2011) FDA: Failure‚ Deception‚ Abuse ‚ Praktikos Institute‚ retrieved October 13‚ 2012‚ from: http://www.praktikosinstitute.org/2011/02/fda-failure-deception-abuse/

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    Public Health History

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    approving and regulating medical products‚ including pharmaceutical drugs and medical devices. It also governs various other products‚ including food‚ cosmetics‚ veterinary drugs‚ radiation-emitting products‚ biological products and tobacco. The FDA protects the public health by assuring safety‚ effectiveness‚ quality‚ and security. Their responsibilities extend to the 50 United States‚ the District of Columbia‚ Puerto Rico‚ Guam‚ the Virgin Islands‚ American Samoa‚ and other U.S. territories

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    Bill 481: A Case Study

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    and procedures. In order for patients to be able to qualify for The Right to Try they must be deemed with a terminal illness and have exhausted all possible avenues before they are allowed to try investigational drugs in phase 2 of the 3 phases of FDA procedures. That is if the bill is to be passed then patients must fall under these stipulations. Once Representative Wintrow finished addressing the house committee she introduced Dr. James Quinn. DR. James Quinn Dr. James Quinn has been involved

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    ADA Discussion

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    Chapter 10:- Question: The possibility of FDA regulation of tobacco products has been an ongoing topic since at least the early 1990s. Why do some think the FDA should regulate tobacco products and what have been some of the issues that complicate how they might do this? Answer 1: “If somebody invented cigarettes today‚ the government would not legalize them.” ~Loni Anderson Unfortunately‚ cigarettes have been making a mark in the documented world as far back as 1518. More specifically‚ cigarettes

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    Pepsid Ac

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    at $271 million. Patent expiry in 2000. Timeline of the case: August 1977 SmithKline launches Tagamet to treat ulcers‚ and later from 1989‚ SmithKline Beecham markets it June 1983 Glaxo introduces Zantac 1985 SmithKline starts discussions with FDA on the OTC launch of Tagamet‚ named Tagamet HB November 1986 Merck introduces Pepcid‚ and later from 1989‚ JJM markets it May 1988 Eli Lilly introduces Axid‚ and later from 1989‚ Eli Lilly and American Home Products market it March 1989 JJM was formed

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    BIO 275 AP 1

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    half-life‚ median effective dose (ED50)‚ median toxicity dose and therapeutic index. When the testing on animals are finished‚ pharmaceutical company sends the Investigational New Drug (IND) application to FDA. FDA has time to review the IND application‚ if any problems are found FDA can put a hold on the drug testing. After pharmaceutical companies receive the permission the testing can be started on humans. If new drug is permitted for testing on humans the company can start to search the

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    which would help differentiate their drug from other competitors OTC drugs that are also pending FDA approval. The first option could require up to 9 months of additional studies and investments to provide further evidence to the advisory committee and FDA. Conversely‚ they could choose the second option‚ to bypass the recommendations of the advisory committee and take their case directly to the FDA with the goal of being the first to enter the market. If they choose the second option‚ they would

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    American’s still smoke (Lawrence 191‚ “Overview”). In the 1990’s the Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) attempted and failed to gain authority over the regulation of tobacco and cigarette company executives testified that nicotine is not addictive (Villanti). Nearly fifteen years later‚ in 2009‚ President Obama approved the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act which gave the FDA the authority to regulate tobacco products and their marketing (Adams). This has been a long standing public

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