Blog | Why FDA Is Making Data Extracted from Reports of Adverse Events for Foods and Cosmetics Available to the Public
This blog post was posted on December 8, 2016, and was written by Susan Mayne, Ph.D., and Katherine Vierk, M.P.H..
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