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Volume 357:2520-2522 December 13, 2007 Number 24
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The FDA and the IOM Report

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To the Editor: In her Perspective article on the response of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to a report by the Institute of Medicine (IOM) on the U.S. drug-safety system, Weiss Smith (Sept. 6 issue)1 presents an unfair and uninformed portrayal of the FDA's commitment to drug safety and the many ways the agency is implementing major changes to further improve its drug-safety approach.

The FDA commissioned the IOM report, takes the report very seriously, and developed a comprehensive action plan on the basis of the report. In fact, our January 2007 response garnered praise from the IOM.

Weiss . . . [Full Text of this Article]




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