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Articles in Jan, 2000 issue of FDA Consumer

• Doctors fail to discuss concerns …
• Don't mix herbs and standard drugs …
• Are Bioengineered Foods Safe?
  by Larry Thompson
• Benefit of Soy Is Heartfelt
• Blood pressure warning …
• Finding Information About Investigational New Drugs
  by L.T.
• Curbing Racial Disparities in Health
• Eat less, live longer? …
• New Drug May Help Prevent Rejection of Transplanted Kidneys
• What FDA Does Not Do
  by L.T.
• New estimates on food-borne diseases …
• Cancer-shrinking protein found …
• Is The Risk Worth It?
  by L.T.
• Unapproved Body Fat Tester Fetches Weighty Fine
  by Larry Thompson
• Eleven Programs Awarded FDA Food Safety Grants
• Changes Proposed for Regulating Disposable Devices
• The Healing Power Of PLACEBOS
  by Tamar Nordenberg
• "E" deficiencies found …
• Drug OK'd to Treat Breast Cancer After Surgery.
• Unapproved But Not Always Unavailable
  by Larry Thompson
• `Micro' Managing Your Ovens
• Where Others Have Failed, New Antibiotic May Help
• A shocking success …
• buying drugs online
  by John Henkel
• Study Suggests Folate Deficiency-Down Syndrome Link
• Breast milk may help reduce allergies …
• Help For Menopause
• Hey, Students! Some Hot Tips for Term Papers
• Daily Capsule Bolsters Flu-Fighting Arsenal
• Pet Chews May Cause Illness in People, Agency Warns
• Joint Program Pools Food Research Resources
  by Paula Kurtzweil
• FDA Proposes Adding `Trans Fats' Info to Food Labels
• United States is nearly measles-free …
• Correction
• Keeping Cholesterol Down