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FDA report details agency fumbles during infant formula investigation that hampered response

By Brenda Goodman A perfect storm of “systemic vulnerabilities” at the US Food and Drug Administration unfolded as the agency investigated contaminated baby formula, hampering its response to a worsening baby formula shortage, a new internal review shows. The FDA’s investigation of bacterial contamination in baby formula in January ultimately resulted in a recall of

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Drug overdose death rates highest among American Indian people and middle-age Black men, study shows

By Deidre McPhillips, CNN Drug overdose deaths in the United States increased sharply throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, reaching record levels in 2021. But the burden on different racial and ethnic groups has changed, according to a study by federal researchers published Tuesday in JAMA Network Open. For people ages 15 to 34, White people had

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