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Articles in Jan, 2001 issue of FDA Consumer

• Monthly Injection Provides New Contraceptive Choice
• A New Kind Of Fish Story
  by Carol Lewis
• Hearing The Cry For Help And Information
  by Theresa Toigo
• Arsenic-Based Therapy Benefits Leukemia Patients
• Ask FDA …
• Keeping the Workplace Safe
  by John Henkel
• Combination Drug Approved to Treat HIV
• Antibiotic Resistance From Down On The Chicken Farm
  by Linda Bren
• Summaries Of Court Actions
• New Uses for Old Drug: Reducing Risk of Heart Attacks and Strokes
• Fighting The Flu
  by Linda Bren
• Dietary Supplement Maker Fined Twice What Company Profited
  by Carol Lewis
• Drug Helps Delay Progression of Multiple Sclerosis
• Head Injury Linked to Increased Risk of Alzheimer's Disease
• Having a Bad Air Day?
  by John Henkel
• Survey Shows Parents Need to Measure Children's Medicine More Accurately
• Heading Off Hair-Care Disasters
  by Michelle Meadows
• Glaxo Wellcome Withdraws Irritable Bowel Syndrome Medication
• Device Delivers Shock Waves to Help Ease Heel Pain Caused by Plantar Fasciitis
• `Dot Con' Artists Cast a Wide Net
  by John Henkel
• Serious Product Problem? Report It
• FDA Issues Public Health Advisory On Phenylpropanolamine In Drug Products
  by Michelle Meadows
• OBSERVATIONS
  by Larry Thompson
• New Glue Approved to Reduce Blood Flow During Brain Surgery
• The International Flow Of Food
  by Jeffrey P. Cohn
• To The Editor
• Electronic Brain Implant Helps Patients Regain Hearing After Cranial Nerve Surgery
• It's Okay to Be a Loser in This Game
  by John Henkel