Crossword clues for fda
fda
- Cosmetics watchdog org
- Cosmetics regulator
- Cosmetics regulating agcy
- Cosmetics overseer
- Big Pharma's overseer
- Big Pharma regulator
- Agency that regulates medicines: Abbr
- Agcy. dealing with nutrition, etc
- Watchdog overseeing Big Pharma
- Vape regulator
- Vaccine-regulating org
- Vaccine-approving group: Abbr
- Vaccine regulator
- US vaccine regulator
- US health agency that gives its approval to edibles: Abbr
- US health agcy
- US govt. agency
- U.S. vitamin overseer
- U.S. vaccine authority
- U.S. drug safety org
- U.S. drug approver
- U.S. cosmetics overseer
- The Ctr. for Veterinary Medicine is a branch of it
- Thalidomide-blocking agcy
- Tablet tester: Abbr
- Substance-banning agcy
- Snake oil police, briefly
- Snake oil police
- Snake oil cops
- Rx watchdog grp
- Rx safety org
- Rx oversight org
- Rx overseers
- Rx overseeing org
- Rx approver
- RU-486 approver
- Regulator of dietary supplements: Abbr
- Recalling org
- Recaller of faulty meds
- Recall-issuing org
- Recall org
- RDA label requirer
- Public-health agcy
- Prescription-regulating agcy
- Prescription-approving agcy
- Prescription safety agcy
- Prescription regulating agcy
- Prescription oversight org
- Pill-banning org
- Pill-approving org
- Pill-approving gp
- Pill-approving agcy
- Pharmaceuticals regulator
- Pharmaceutical-regulating agcy
- Pharmaceutical-approving agcy
- Pharmaceutical watchdog: Abbr
- Pharmaceutical oversight org
- Pharma regulator
- Pharm. team?
- OTC medication monitor
- OTC med regulator
- OTC drug regulator
- OTC drug agency
- Org. whose approval is often sought
- Org. that regulates vaccines
- Org. that regulates dietary supplements
- Org. that OKs medications
- Org. that needs to approve meds
- Org. that monitors vaping
- Org. that may say "no" to drugs
- Org. that includes the Center for Tobacco Products
- Org. that approves your meds
- Org. that approves things
- Org. requiring milk pasteurization
- Org. regulating vaccines
- Org. overseeing nutrition labeling
- Org. concerned with meds
- Org. concerned with labeling
- Org. approving new medicines
- Org. approving medicines
- O.T.C. O.K.'er
- MRI regulator
- MedWatch agcy
- Meds-monitoring agcy
- Meds checker, briefly
- Medication-regulating org
- Medication-approving org
- Medical regulatory group: Abbr
- Med. watchdog grp
- Med. device regulator
- Med. device approver
- Med. approver
- Med. approval org
- Med-approving agcy
- Med banner
- Marinol-approving org
- It's part of the Dept. of Health and Human Services
- It says no to drugs
- It clears what's on the kitchen table: Abbr
- HHS subdivision
- HHS division
- Health and Human Services agcy
- Grp. that grants OTC status
- Grp. known as the Bureau of Chemistry from 1901 to 1927
- Group that oversees cosmetics: Abbr
- Group that approves pharmaceuticals: Abbr
- Govt. watchdog org
- Govt. regulator of dietary supplements
- Govt. pill-approving body
- Govt. pharmaceuticals overseer
- Govt. org. since 1930
- Govt. inspectors
- Govt. cosmetics watchdog
- Govt. cosmetics regulator
- Govt. cosmetics overseer
- Govt inspectors
- Government watchdog for medicine and vitamins: Abbr
- Government product-testing org
- Government group that approves new medications: Abbr
- Government agy
- Gov. med watchdog
- Food-safety org
- Food-safety group
- Federal vaccine agcy
- Fed. pharmaceutical watchdogs
- Drug-approving agency: Abbr
- Drug approver
- Dept. of Health and Human Services div
- Cosmetics-safety agcy
- Cosmetic-safety gp
- Cosmetic safety org
- Consumers' agcy
- Consumer safety org
- Cigarette mktg. watchdog
- Big pharma watchdog
- Approver of meds
- Another fed. agcy
- Agency that regulates pharmaceuticals: Abbr
- Agency that monitors e-cigs
- Agency that approves vaccines: Abbr
- Agcy. that sets (often surprisingly high) maximum standards for the amounts of the circled materials in edible goods
- Agcy. that regulates tobacco products
- Agcy. overseeing Rx's
- Agcy. overseeing cosmetics
- Agcy. OK'ing medicines
- Agcy. of the Department of Health and Human Services
- "Serving Up Safe Buffets" publisher
- ___ approved
- Agcy. vigilant about vittles
- Medicine watchdog: Abbr.
- Pharmaceutical watchdog grp.
- Pharmaceutical-approving org.
- Safe-products org.
- Public health org.
- Grp. that conducts many tests
- Pharmaceuticals overseer, for short
- Grp. whose approval is often sought
- Medicine regulators: Abbr.
- Approval-granting org.
- Org. that may request a recall
- AZT approver
- Many cos. seek its approval
- H.H.S. division
- Org. whose approval is much sought
- Medicine watchdog grp.
- Substance checker: Abbr.
- MedWatch agcy.
- R.D.A. label requirer
- Org. that gives approvals
- Medicine approval agcy.
- Kind of approval
- Pharmaceutical-safety org.
- Federal regulatory grp.
- Pharm. watchdog org
- Org. overseeing trials
- Recalling org.
- Org. that may call for a recall
- Occasional medicine dropper?: Abbr.
- Rx watchdog org
- Rx overseers' org
- Prescription safety org.
- Agcy. that may order recalls
- Govt. approver of new meds
- Its approval is often sought: Abbr.
- Rx watchdog org.
- Pharmaceutical co. regulator
- Medicine-approving org.
- Pharmaceutical-approving grp.
- Org. that approves new pharmaceuticals
- Tablet banner, say, briefly
- 2002 Salma Hayek film or its title role
- Pharma fraud police
- "Protecting and promoting your health" org.
- Org. that regulates tobacco products
- Approver of new meds
- Letters of approval
- A federal agency established to regulate the release of new foods and health-related products
- Agcy. dealing with nutrition, etc.
- Govt. watchdog org.
- Fed. agency
- Government org.
- Govt. regulatory org.
- Many seek its approval: Abbr.
- Medicine testing agcy.
- D.C. vitamin monitors
- Anti-saccharin agcy.
- Narcs' group
- Agcy. controlling narcotics
- D.C. agcy.
- Govt. agency that approves medicines
- Consumers' agcy.
- Agcy. watching provender and pills
- Occasional medicine dropper?: Abbr
- Pharmaceutical watchdog grp
- Its approval is often sought: Abbr
- Org. that banned candy-flavored cigarettes
- Consumer protection org
- U. S. agency
- Big Pharma regulating org
- Public health agcy
- U.S. agency
- Safety org
- Watchdog org
- Govt. watchdog for medicines
- Public health org
- Gov't. agency
- Fed. watchdog org
- Agcy. that approves medicines
- U.S. health watchdog
- Pharmaceutical watchdog org
- Org. that may say no to drugs
- HHS agency
- Govt. health watchdogs
- Cosmetics-testing org
- U.S. pharmaceuticals overseer
- U.S. govt. agency
- Medicine-testing org
- Med. watchdog org
- Govt. Rx watchdog
- Food safety org
- Food safety agcy
- Vitamin regulator
- They say "yes" to drugs
- Pharma watchdog
- Org. that holds trials
- Org. that banned ephedra
- Medicine dropper? (Abbr.)
- Gov. agency
- Cosmetics overseeing agcy
- Consumer's protective agcy
- Big Pharma watchdog: Abbr
- U.S. pharmaceuticals regulator
- They say yes to drugs
- They say OK to drugs
- They may say no to drugs (abbr.)
- Pharmaceuticals watchdog agcy
- Pharmaceuticals overseer, briefly
- Govt. product-tester
- Vitamin-regulating agcy
- U.S. medicine regulator
- U.S. health protector
- Trial-conducting org
- Tobacco-regulating grp
- Testing org
- Safe-products org
- Rx safety grp
- Rx regulator
- Rx org
- Regulator of OTC drugs
- Public Health Service gp
- Prescription regulator: Abbr
- Pharmaceutical overseer
- OTC drug overseer
- Org. that's a real medicine dropper
- Org. that tests cosmetics
- Org. that approves medications
- Nourishment oversight grp
- Meds monitor
- Medicine-testing agcy
- Medicine-approving group: Abbr
- Medicine dropper?
- Medicine approval org
- Med. regulators
- Med. approval agcy
- Med overseer: Abbr
- It can say no to drugs
- Grp. that approved Olestra
- Government org
- Gov't safety overseer
- Gov. pharmaceutical regulators
- Food safety agy
- Drug-approving org
- Dietary supp. watchdog
- DC regulator
- D.C. agcy
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
U.S. Food and Drug Administration, 1930, shortened from Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration.
Wikipedia
The FDA, formerly The Association of First Division Civil Servants, is a trade union for UK senior and middle management civil servants and public service professionals founded in 1918.
Its over 19,000 members include Whitehall policy advisers middle and senior managers, tax inspectors, economists and statisticians, government-employed lawyers, crown prosecutors, procurators fiscal, schools inspectors, diplomats, senior national museum staff, senior civil servants, accountants and National Health Service (NHS) managers.
FDA is the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, an agency responsible for the control and safety of food and drugs.
FDA may also refer to:
Usage examples of "fda".
DBA and FDA immediately announced plans to reassess the legality of Health IncaTea, and wholesalers yanked crateloads out of circulation.
In the case of scientists, the gap between those employed at FDA and drug company scientists with similar qualifications was even wider.
IRS calls his buddy at FDA and they dig up a couple of cases of typhus out in the boondocks, seize their mailing list send out agents in Georgia Arkansas Mississippi Texas digging up typhus nobody told them to drink the Pee Dee water, a lot of God damn ignorant people out there see a bottle they open it and drink it that brings in the Post Office Department and the FCC, they all know each other.
Sam Hawthorne, replacing the telephone after his Boonton-San Francisco conversation with Celia, found himself wishing he had not made the impulsive, positive statement he had concerning FDA approval of Montayne.
What the CSM leader did not mention was either Celia or the information Celia had given her, namely that the FDA had already decided to forbid further use of all existing IN.
President Combes appointed him FDA Commissioner as the first act of his first term.
Washington rumor was that Combes had personally begged Van Grant to take over the FDA.
I know that the average duration from discovery of a potential drug to its FDA approval and marketing is about twelve years, and the average cost is somewhere around two hundred million dollars.
On the second, Kenneth Starr appeared in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans on behalf of four big tobacco companies that, at the same time, were engaged in a heated dispute with my administration over their marketing of cigarettes to teenagers and how much authority the FDA had to stop them.
Then there are the drugs that are legal in other countries but not approved by the FDA, which, according to Jay, is another whole can of worms.
They hadn't yet approached the FDA for human trials, because that wasn't necessary-but when Shiva started appearing all over the world, Horizon Corporation would announce that it had been working quietly on hemorrhagic fever vaccines ever since the Iranian attack on America, and faced with a global emergency and a fully documented treatment modality, the FDA would have no choice but to approve human use, and so officially bless the Project's goal of global human extermination.
We’ll have to do all this before we file an investigational new drug application with the FDA, which is what you have to do before you can even start the clinical phase.
The elevator sign this morning read: NEW PRESS RELEASE BY THE FDA: RED MEAT IS NOT BAD FOR YOU.
I believe this fact alone will make FDA approval a breeze since characterizing specific toxicities is what takes so damn much time.
The FDA has laid claim to the legal authority to regulate products derived from transgenetic animals.