FDA cannot withdraw approval of a new animal drug until the legally-mandated process is complete
In its response to CSPI, the FDA cited the withdrawal of Diethylstilbestrol DES in 1979, which took a full seven years to complete, and the withdrawal of enrofloxacin in poultry, which took almost five years and cost FDA approximately $3.3 million.
See the FDA stance regarding… Prescription Drug Side-Effects! by Dave Granlund … What does FDA stand for? Fatal Drugs Allowed? or does “F” stand for Failure? Looking forward to read your suggestions … via Wellness Uncovered Health Forum http://on.fb.me/PZ3EIP via @des_journal and Diethylstilbestrol, Journal of a DES Daughter
Online Global DES Health History Survey Calling all DES Mothers, Daughters and Sons! Did you take part in the new 2012 Diethylstilbestrol health history survey created by DES Action USA and open to all DES-exposed individuals worldwide.
DES Daughters What is a DES Daughter? Who are they? Women born between 1938 and 1978, exposed to the anti miscarriage drug Diethylstilbestrol before birth (in the womb) are defined as DES Daughters.
DES Sons What is a DES Son? Who are they? Men born between 1938 and 1978, exposed to the anti miscarriage drug Diethylstilbestrol before birth (in the womb) are defined as DES Sons.
Want to know more about the pregnancy drug DiEthylStilbestrol?
My DES Daughter Journey – Introduction The journey started with a miscarriage and an operation. Now my DES journey is taking a new start with my Diethylstilbestrol “Journal of a DES Daughter”.
My DES Daughter Journey – Doctors I have been exposed to DES but doctors needed more evidence to accept that diethylstilboestrol had contributed to my miscarriage.
The FDA is lying by omission M. Henderson (US FDA) and C. McCarthy (screenwriter) communication about the health benefits of limiting the use of DES diethylstilbestrol in pregnancy.
International Women’s Day March 2011 Attend Journal of a DES Daughter International Women’s Day event on Facebook. Celebrate the courage of women affected by diethylstilbestrol.