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Articles in July, 2001 issue of FDA Consumer

• Advisory for Fungal Drugs
• Hepatitis C
  by Linda Bren
• New Use for Paxil Approved
• Taking The Bite Out Of Fleas And Ticks
  by Linda Bren
• The Case of the `Skinny' Treats
  by Carol Lewis
• Addressing OxyContin Abuse
• Understanding Vaccine Safety
  by Michelle Meadows
• Heartburn and Ulcer Drug Pepcid Now Available as Generic
• For Leukemia Treatment
• FTC Program Aims to Cut Consumer Fraud
  by John Henkel
• FDA Approves New Inhaler Without CFCs
• Growing Bones
  by Michelle Meadows
• Summer Safety Tips
• Correction
• When Food Becomes The Enemy
  by Raymond Jr. Formanek
• Living With Food Allergies: Not As Easy As You Might Think
  by Anne Munoz-Furlong
• Automated Defibrillator Cleared for Use in Infants and Children
• Irritable Bowel Syndrome
  by Carol Lewis
• OBSERVATIONS
  by Raymond Jr. Formanek
• Food Safety Program Trains Central American Leaders
• Curbing Suicide
  by John Henkel
• Injectable Heartworm Preventive for Dogs
• Clearing Up Cosmetic Confusion
  by John Henkel
• FDA Withdraws Approval of Two Poultry Drugs
• `Mad Cow' Site Offers the Facts
  by John Henkel