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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2004 issue of FDA Consumer

• New drug for neuropathic pain.,
• A safer food supply
• View your local environment through this 'window'
  by John Henkel
• Observations
  by Raymond Formanek, Jr.
• Project BioShield: protecting Americans from terrorism
  by Michelle Meadows
• Number of Americans with high blood pressure rose in last decade
• Merck withdraws Vioxx; FDA issues public health advisory
• Take the FDA consumer quiz
• ADHD: not just for kids anymore
  by Linda Bren
• Learning to thrive with ADHD
  by Toni Wood
• Animal drugs for limited uses, minor species
• Rx depot to stop importing drugs from Canada
• New lab test to screen infants
• Study: walking improves memory, learning, attention in older women
• Flu prevention 2004-2005: an update
• Implanted lens corrects nearsightedness
• Food tampering: caution can pay off
  by John Henkel
• Draft plan for flu pandemic
• Drugs for radiation contamination
• What's your cholesterol IQ?
  by John Henkel
• The importance of public comment to the FDA
  by Carol Rados
• Treatment options for HIV, AIDS
• Keeping vaccines current—not just for kids
  by John Henkel
• Avoid deep vein thrombosis: keep the blood flowing
  by Linda Bren
• New device to treat severe deformities
• Facing infertility: after trying unsuccessfully to conceive, Heather and Anthony Pansera turned to intrauterine insemination
  by Michelle Meadows