testimony highlighted many internal failures within the fda that led to the crisis in clinic fda port efforts to carry out one of the most critical missions which is food safety. his testimony raise questions of why key facts about the crisis were omitted when nick testified before the energy and commerce committee last february. and in the so-called independent solomon report. today's hearing will continue the log and overdue oversight of the food and drug administration's response to the infant baby formula crisis. we hope to get answers on why the fda has not been fully forthcoming with congress when really the for today's hearing will examine why it took more than four months for inspectors to arrive at the facility plant in michigan after baby started getting sick. we will determine what took took so long for the bite administration to take act secure the baby formula supply while recalled lofted shelves bear. why was the fda and prepared for the crisis? why did they only inspect three of 23 infant formula manufacturing facilities in 2020? three of 23. why they failed to investig

did the fda follow regulatory protocols? did the fda respond quickly enough? was the fda's so-called independent review truly independent or was it a cover-up? today, i will get answers to these questions to better understand exactly what happened so it doesn't happen again. american families must be confident that the fda has the ability to prevent a crisis like this from ever happening again. in our previous hearings, we learned a lot about how the crisis happened and how it could've been handled better. from fda officials. here's what we know so far, to lay it out. the fda ignored abbott's employees 38-page disclosure detailing concerns at the sturgis plant. the fda's tele-work policies and lax approach to oversight left it unprepared to address the supply chain shortages after the sturgis facility was actually shut down. the fda had failed to prioritize food safety. the fda has not taken the action needed to prevent a similar crisis from happening again. the american people paid the fda 6.7 billion dollars last year. 6.7. in next year's budget, the fda wan

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will work like those epic and what the fda is saying. tonight, the piano man, news coming in on billy joel. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight with david muir." >> david: good evening, great to have you with us on the thursday night and we begin tonight with a frightening image, president biden falling on stage of the u.s. air force academy in colorado springs. he had delivered the commencement address, the president taking part in the time honored tradition addressing the graduates at one of america's military academies and shaking their hands. but afterwards as he turned to go back to his seat, the audience witnessing him fall from the stage. real concern on the stage and in the crowd, the president quickly getting up with some help. continuing to his seat for the remainder of the event. tonight the white house as the culprit right there on the stage on the left, two black sandbag supporting the teleprompter the speakers were using today. again, the white house says the president

what did the fda find at this plant? >> thanks for having me.found a number of faults or as they call them observations, including deficient equipment cleaning, storage controls, sampling tools that were not cleaned or maintained to prevent contamination. they produce essential ingredients that go into finished drugs entering all warehouse walk-through the auditors found raw material being stored in excessively hot conditions. rishaad: shares are down three quarters of 1%. is it not being seen as that bad, this report? >> it's hard to say at the moment. this is the first report against the plant by the fda and it could lead to more severe sanctions or they might be happy with the company plan of action to address the issues. usually we know within a few months. earlier it was said the issues have been procedural and that is how they have characterized it to investors but this is not the first time the company has been pulled up by the fda and one of the plants is under an fda warning letter after they found it was producing [indiscernible] produ

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. >>> well, the fda is doubling down on banning e-cigarettes. it's warning dozens of store owners to stop selling fruit and candy-flavored vapes, which includes the best-selling brand. here's cbs's jonathan vigliotti with more. >> reporter: they're made to taste like fruit and candy, but official officials say don't be fooled. these e-cigarettes pose a danger to young people. that's why the fda is warning 189 convenience stores and other retailers around the country to stop selling illegal disposable vapes, including elf bar, the most popular brand. >> the flavors are geared towards children, and anything that you start or introduce in childhood is going to be addictive. >> reporter: sales of disposable e signature rits have more than doubled in just three years according to the cdc. this despite repeated attempts to regulate the multi-billion dollar vaping industry. in 2020, the fda restricted flavors in reusable cigarettes like juul to just menthol and tobacco. but that flavor restriction did not apply to disposables. calls to u.s. poison cont

their actions the fda can take.s the fda is constrained by the amount of auditors they have in the country and the sheer backlog they have got to run through at the moment. there have been a thousand foreign inspection audits that have not been done because of the covid pandemic. yvonne: great reporting. thank you so much for joining us. india health care reporter. let's check in on the indian markets a couple second into the open. we are seeing marginal gains. we are pre-much flat when it comes to the centex. we have been fighting with a record highs in the benchmark. we will see if we get there today. the rupee is stronger on the back of the dollar weakness we are seeing across asia fx. 8241. watching on these pharma stocks given the story but not a huge reaction so far. a mixed picture. lupin is up 1%. adani stocks as well on the back of what we have been hearing from regulator seymour disclosures from foreign funds after the adani saga. there are changes estimated to impact 31.5 billion dollars of a um in india.

fda hasn't, they haven't submitted those to the fda, but that could come in the next year or so, and-called magic mushrooms, the compound in that is probably just a couple years behind that for the treatment of depression and various forms of addiction. but there are a good number of emerging, modest size trials, at this point, typical of what you'd call phase two trials, that are having pretty impressive effects with large improvements for a number of these really intractable disorders. >> you know very well that there are fears, there are major concerns around these. lots of medications have all kinds of side effects. we know that these drugs, for example, can cause things like mood swings, cognitive changes, of course. they also have hallucinatory effects. how do you balance the known risks of these drugs with the, the potential therapeutic rewards? >> yeah, it's all about understanding what those particular risks are, and then, importantly, what we can do to minimize those risks. and i've made this a focus of my career going back to 2008, where i published recommended safety guid

the fda launching a new effort to stop the sale of fruit and candy flavored e-cigarette products. coming up here on the four today. we'll talk live with an expert about this crackdown as the agency raises concerns over safety for teenagers cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. when these organizations run on google cloud, they're defended by the same ai-powered security that protects all of google. it shows the fda has not been able to keep up with a flood of illegal disposable cigaret being sold at stores across the country. last week, the fda announced it has sent nearly 200 warning letters to commercial retailers that are selling fruit and candy flavored vapes. that includes the current best selling brand elf bar. joining us now to talk more about this problem is erica sward with the american lung association. erica, thank you so much for joining us today. good to be here with you. well, last month, the fda issued orders allowing customs officials to cease shipments of some of these products, products that are coming from china, such as

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why the fda says some off-brand pills may not be safe. for your health.ht, a warning from the fda about a diabetes drug, which is popularly used for weight loss. >> the agency is warning consumers not to use off-brand versions of the drugs. those amp it or we go v fda officials say the generic drugs may not use the same ingredients as the prescription products and may not be safe or may not even be effective. the warning is centered around semaglutide, which is the active ingredient pick. the fda says the unauthorized drugs sold online may use the compound version of the ingredient that has not been approved for use in people. >> a new study says teenage birth rates in the u.s. have fallen to their lowest levels ever. the cdc released a report this morning showing birth rates declined 3% from 2021. to 22 researchers looked at girls ages 15 to 19. the report did not discuss the reasons behind the drop. experts tell abc news it's a combination of factors, including more teens abstaining from and contraceptives becoming more easily available to teenagers. an

the fda is doubling down on banning e-cigarettes.g dozens of storeowners to stop selling fruit and candy flavored vapes which includes the best-selling brand. here is cbs's jonathan vigliotti with more. >> reporter: there made to taste like fruit and candy, but federal officials say don't be fooled. these e-cigarettes pose danger to young people. that's why the fda is warning 189 convenience stores and other retailers around the country to stop selling illegal disposable vapes, including elf bar, the most popular brand. >> the flavors are geared towards children and anything that you start or introduce an childhood is going to be addictive. >> reporter: sales of disposable e-cigarettes have more than doubled in just three years, according to the cdc. this despite repeated attempts to regulate the multibillion-dollar vaping industry. in 2020, the fda restricted flavors and reusable e-cigarettes like juul to just menthol and tobacco. but that flavor restriction did not apply to disposables. calls to u.s. poison control center's are up

the fda says more study neeeedso be done. >> we recommend consumers avoid products using anti-ben zone- >> dr. hale says it's important to wear sunscreen every day and have a skin exam once a year. if you're worried about sunscreen chemicals, try a children's product, they generally have fewer and are just as effective. >> jericka: nikki battiste for us in new york. this week marks one year since the supreme court's landmark decision overturned roe vs. wade, a new cbs news poll finds most americans, 57% in fact say overturning roe vs. wade has been bad for the country, abortion rights advocates are turning directly to voters to pass constitutional amendments to preserve access, cvs has uncovered a coordinate of campaign aimed at blocking them. in our series, cds's caitlin huey-burns reports on the republic and megadonor who is heavily efforts. >> this was the scene at the ohio state house won the republican dominated legislature approved a controversial plan, making it harder to cement abortion access into the state's constitution. republican lawmakers said a special election for augus

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that's what the fda trying to do.t's been about three years since they did a crackdown on these fruity flavor. they call them kid friendly flavors, lemonade, gummy bears. anything that draws the teenagers to tobacco which is a horrible thing. now you're seeing the fda says, hey, look, we are reviewing every single application. we have reviewed million of applications from e-cigarette companies. we denied 99% of them but they are still coming over our borders from china. the majority are coming from there and it's cheaper the make $2. all you have to do is send a logo and the flavor you want and these chinese manufacturers says we'll send you tens of thousands of them. >> i was walking by some young people three or four days ago and it smelled like cherry. i was like i thought they banned all that stuff. i want to move onto bud light bauds they are sponsoring the toronto parade, the pride parade. children watching. the video has been every wrote. children on the sidelines watching and men in the parade were naked. mayb

about one in five plants have not met fda safety standards on the inspections.unced and scheduled inspections so of course in some cases, like the manufacturer of one of the cash o platinum they had a truck full of shredded documents, missing data and what the fda called a cascade of failures how did we get to the point where we can't produce medications ourselves. brian: put this into perspective for me. the shortage for some drugs is so dire the fda recently said it would allow imports of un approved medication from china because manufactures in the u.s. don't know what to do. how big of a deal is that, doctor? >> well, not only is it a big deal. it's getting worse and worse each year. the list of medicines in short supply in the hospital. these are common medications, is getting bigger and bigger. it's as if we have not learned our lesson from the time when we thought we needed ppe and ventilators instantly so we rushed to china to go shopping, and we vowed at that time we'll never again go scavenger shopping in china for medications and ppe and here we are t

even after approval from the fda. no wonder that every expert report agrees that the pipeline of antibiotics is in terrible shape. there's a couple dozen antibiotics in the pipeline being tested by humans. more than a thousand for cancer. cancer does make money. future cheers are always moving towards the patient. they lose money with the predictable results in innovation. now is a great time to respond to this national security crisis. we must change the way we pay for antibiotics. after more than a decade of this problem, the wealthy governments of the world are creating antibiotic -- to reward innovation while allowing the antibodies to be used carefully. if congress creates a subscription program and americans will get the new antibiotics we need, they will be sitting on the shelf ready to go, like that fire extinguisher and the companies will also get what they need, which is not bankruptcy. antibiotic subscription should be crafted to ensure that taxpayers get a good deal. they must focus only on the most promis

. >> now the fda's updating policy in a move that many say is overdue but there is still one large chunk. >> len ramirez wonders of some of the stigmas have changed at all. >> reporter: as a young gay man in san francisco, brad wondered if the rules would allow him and others in his community to become blood donors. >> when we would have a blood drive in high school i would always donate. if i could, i would. >> reporter: the policy prevents men like brad from donating if they take medication to prevent hiv infection. >> folks like myself who could donate blood, who could give something that is medically necessary and life-saving unable to do it. >> reporter: the ban on gay and by mann donating blood dates back to the 1980s. a new policy was meant to take a science-based approach instead of blanket discrimination. >> in my opinion it was long overdue. >> reporter: this donation center provides leading scientific research and it was custer's work which helped the fda formulate a policy change. >> this is a major change in the way the blood donors are selected in the u.s. everybody will be

now the fda is updating its policy in a move some say is long overdue. there is one exception that disqualifies a large chunk of the gay and bisexual community. it is causing some to wonder if the old stigmas have not really changed at all. >> reporter: as a young gay man in san francisco, brad was at first thankful that the fda change the rules to allow people in his community to become blood donors for the first time in decades . >> in high school i donated blood every time they had a drive. i would always do it. i think if i could do it i would. >> reporter: but he cannot give blood because the fda's new policy blocks people like brad who taken medicine to prevent hiv infection . and that has reopened questions of medical discrimination against gay and bisexual men. >> people like myself who could donate blood, who could give something that is really medically necessary and life-saving are not able to. >> reporter: the band goes back to the aids crisis in the 1980s, when patients received infected blood . although no one knows if the blood came from g

if i can do it, i would. >> reporter: he can still not give blood because the fda's new policy blocks people like brad who take a medicine to prevent hiv infection. and that has reopened questions of medical discrimination against gay and bisexual men. >> folks like myself who could donate blood , who could give something that is really medically necessary and life-saving are not able to. >> reporter: the band goes back to the aids crisis in the 1980s when patients received infected blood. although no one knows if the blood came from gay meant they were blocked nonetheless . a new policy was needed to keep pace with advancements in blood screening and take a science-based approach , instead of a blanket discrimination. >> in my opinion it is long overdue. >> reporter: he is a scientist with by talent in san francisco which operates blood donation centers like this one. by talent also provides leading scientific research and it was his work which help the fda formulate a policy change . >> this is a major change in the way the blood donors are selected in the u.s. and everybody will be

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fda panel is recommending the next round of shots in the u.s. should include protection against a branch of omicron. it's named x b b. so. should you get the shot? here to answer that question. i ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. joining us with some answers. what do you say, doctor? >> high ground of east. so i think that by the fall, at least 3 manufacturers are going to have updated vaccines. i think today the fda decided that it's going to be xbb like you said, and it's probably going to be xbb 1.5. so the one that's the most you know, i think hasn't been too many changes and the xbb since it came around got more transmissible. but from up fire us they're very similar each so even if it evolves by the fall, i think that new updated booster with just in time. >> doctor chin-hong. we'll just let folks know you're in the car. that's where you kind of bouncing around a little bit. so we appreciate you joining us. wherever you there had been talk about maybe trying to include the flu shot with the covid shot. meke it an annual thi

as for when it could roll out final fda approval is not expected until later this year. the fda recently approved a vaccine for pregnant people who can then pass on some immunity to children before birth. the agency also approved a vaccine for older adults as you are thinking about having a kid, when babies are really young at something the parents are all thinking about. >> absolutely come important information. coming up in our gma morning menu the cdc with a warning about medical tourism, dr. sutton's live with us to break down what every patient should consider first. >> also had, what are talk making way my a feller is here with her dos and don'ts for the hydration hashtag. >> and then with dazzling deals for the data in your life. you don't want to miss those we will be right back. will be right back. >> i have my dad list. es you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get

fda's involvement.it's fabulous news and we really want to save as many people's lives or extend lives like in jeff's case to be here much longer to coach high school football and take care of the students at the school where he is a school counselor and impact the community by having him and so many other people here. i want to bring in bill hemmer. he loves sports. this is a guy who coaches at marquette university high school and an amazing guy. my partner loves sports, jeff. >> bill: hang in there, pulling for you, okay? you have a strong message and hope it works out, all right? >> appreciate it. thank you for doing this. this is helping. >> dana: take care. jeff and connie, thank you. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert as we await a critical decision from the u.s. supreme court. affirmative action giving resources or preference or favor of certain people deemed disadvantaged. this kind of special treatment really from the 1950s and 60s, just p

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the fda wants each drug to come with a simple one-page instruction. the standardized form would have the name of the drug, standard uses and safety instructions, as well as side effects listed. >> there are many things that can happen. patients may take the wrong drug at the wrong time. they undergoes. they overdose. there are reactions between various drugs. >> the fda says taking medication incorrectly or not at all leads to 125,000 deaths in the u.s. each year , and nearly 25% of hospital admissions. the proposal could be finalized later this year. >>> automatic emergency braking could stop or slow down a car if the driver is not responding fast enough. most automakers have installed these systems voluntarily, but as martinez reports, the government now wants to impose breaking requirements on all vehicles, plus proposed major improvements to technology. >> reporter: aaa tested vehicles traveling 30 miles per hour towards a stationary object and found automatic emergency braking was effective at preventing a crash, but that changed when the car's s

aspartame is currently approved by the fda.ort will be released on july 14th. >>> and christine king ferris, the stis and supporter of dr. martin luther king jr., has passed away at 95. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with the supreme court striking down affirmative action and reshaping college admissions. in a 6-3 decision, the justices ruled that harvard university and the university of north carolina violated the constitution by considering race when deciding whether to admit someone to their school. a landmark case overturning nearly 50 years of precedent. it's the latest example of the conservative majority redefining american law, including abortion rights and guns. the ruling means higher education institutions will need to come up with new ways to create diverse student bodies. groups of protesters, mostly made up of young adults, gathered outside the court to voice thei

>>> plus, the fda asking covid vaccine makers to switch up their formulas for the fall. how it factors into our long-term fight against the virus. >>> and later on, orcas putting on a stunning show. this is in monterey bay. the story behind this rare sight. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm terry mcsweeney. we want to start by getting you caught up with some of the headlines we are watching tonight. of course, the big one, former president trump set to be indicted in miami tomorrow. he is facing 37 new felony counts stemming from classified documents found at his residence in florida. the former president landed at the miami airport today ahead of the hearing. you can see him on the tarmac there and being escorted away. mr. trump is accused of illegally taking classified national security documents when he left the white house and conspireing to hide them from investigators. looking at the boxes of documents that federal investigators say they were taken from mar-a-lago. there they are right there, hidden in various rooms at mar-a-lago. miami lea

the fda's short term solution, import more of the drug from china.illustrates our reliance on foreign supply chains. back to you. >> bill: we have to figure this out. thanks for being on the story in long island, new york. >> dana: politics for you now facing the possibility of another trump-biden match-up in 2024. many voters are looking for a third option. gallup poll found last month that 41% of american voters consider themselves independent. not republican or democrat. the group no labels is looking to capitalize on american's dissatisfaction and wants to present a unity ticket. one democrat and one republican. they are facing push back from the right and left. the left for sure. nancy, there is confusion about what no labels is and what you want to do. why don't i give you the floor for a moment to explain that. >> okay. first of all, thank you so much, dana. we've been around for 13 years. we formed and created and built problem solvers caucus in the congress, the only bipartisan go-to group. we matched it with senate allies. we have been arou

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despite a major push to crack down on flavored e-cigarettes and vapes, new data shows the fda has notn able to keep up with the flood of illegal disposable cigaret is being sold at stores across the country. last week the fda announced it has sent nearly 200 warning letters to commercial retailer that are selling fruit and candy flavored vapes. and today on the floor we heard from erica sward with the american lung association. fda sent a really important message with these latest round of warnings to these retailers to not sell illegal products. but until we see a legal crackdown on the importers, manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers, we're going to continue to see these problems persist. according to the cdc, e-cigarette aerosol may also contain ultrafine particles, including diacetyl a chemical that's been linked to serious lung disease and heavy metals such as nickel tin and lead. all righty. we're warming up out there. not so much big time tomorrow, a couple of degrees warmer, but on thursday and friday and saturday. so this high is back. the pacific high, and it's going t

la fda dijo que se pueden ordenar estos medicamentos a partir del prÓximo martes.bres y 48 mujeres. inmigraciÓn y aduanas dice que se han reportado mÁs de 43000 migrantes este aÑo. autoridades panameÑas lanzaron un operativo para detener el trÁfico humano a estados unidos en el tapÓn del dariÉn. reportero: asÍ se preparan las fuerzas militares panameÑas para redoblar esfuerzos en la selva del dariÉn, el lugar de partida del Éxodo de migrantes que empiezan a cruzar centroamÉrica con la ilusiÓn de llegar a estados unidos. lo llaman operaciÓn escudo. la campaÑa pretende informar a los migrantes sobre los peligros que les esperan. >> nos quedamos sin agua y sin comida, perdidos. no sabÍamos donde coger. desesperados. reportero: 1200 soldados comenzaron a ocupar sitios estratÉgicos en la selva del dariÉn, una de las rutas migratorias mÁs peligrosas del mundo. los que se atreven a cruzar se enfrentan a toda clase de desafÍos. no sÓlo el inclemente clima, sino traficantes humanos que los asaltan, les roban las pertenencias, violan mujeres y los asesinan. >> se estÁn lucra

the fda is urging people to think twice about buying a compounded version. the videos are all over tik tok touting the use of diabetes medications like ozempic and monjauro. >> i took ozempic for a whole year and i lost 87 pounds. i'll take it. >> reporter: but now the fda warning that off brand compounded forms of those medications could be unsafe. the agency cautioning that it does not review compounded versions of these drugs for safety, effectiveness or quality, and urging people not to use them if the approved form is available. >> if a patient elects to use a compounded form of the medication, we cannot guarantee what's actually in that drug. >> reporter: it comes as more and more americans are turning to diabetes drugs to shed pounds and, as some have reported finding cheaper verges of semaglutide, the active ingredient, in compounding pharmacies. ashley harkens said she decided to turn to a compounding pharmacy when her insurance failed to cover ozempic because she didn't have diabetes. it was $1,600. and that was just for four weeks. i couldn't affo

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está regulalado por la administstración de m medicameny alimimentos, food and drug administration, fdanas creen la manera más fácil de bajar de peso esto se ve reflejada las búsquedas de google. >> un análisis de 4 49 estudios encontró que pueden brindar benefificios metabólicos en las personas aunque no encontraron mayor pérdida d de peso. >> no se ha encontrado ninguna evidencia de que realmente bajo el peso de las personas. tiene que verse en ensayos clínicos. >> debido a que los suplementos no son revisados y aprobados por la administración de medicamentos y alimentos, food and drug administration, fda, por su siglas en inglés. pueden promocionarse para casi cualquier y pueden contener cantidades inexactas del compuestou otros ingredientes. se necesitan más estudios para saber si pueden llegar a ser más grandes dicen expertos es importante consultar a su médico. >> evacuar un avión en ( música ) ( música ) ( música ) ( música ) >> el servicio postal de estados unidos publicó una lista de los estados y ciudades donde los carteros sufrenmás mordeduras de perro. en las ciudades con la

segÚn la fda, actualmente hay escasez de mÁs de 130 medicamentos, lo que puede ser causado por factoresales fÁrmacos afectados por la escasez, lo peor es que tienen alternativas limitadas. un estudio mÉdico del sistema de salud de reino unido mostrÓ prometedores resultados en un anÁlisis de sangre, capaz de detectar hasta 50 tipos de cÁncer, el llamado teves fue desarrollado por la empresa californiana y genera optimismo en la comunidad mÉdica. la asociaciÓn para medicamentos accesibles dice que estÁ lista para trabajar con la fda para garantizar que la escasez de medicamentos se prevÉ o resuelva lo antes posible y lograr que los pacientes se beneficien de medicamentos seguros, efectivos y asequibles. carolina: el lado positivo de la tecnologÍa, muchas gracias, andrea. borja: pasamos con este segmento, que no se te escape, porque se estÁn retirando del mercado aproximadamente unos 85.000 corta setos, o sierras recortado horas. de la compaÑÍa chevron con fecha de 2017 a 2019, los estÁn retirando porque puede ser defectuosas y pueden herir a quien las use, porque pueden activarse inespera

. >>> en matarÍa de salud la fda emitiÓ una alerta sobre el uso de la versiÓn genÉrica para medicamentondo para perder peso son su plemts que tienen una sustancia aprobada porque supuestamente su prime el hambre resultando en n efecto adelgazante. esto sÍ, tiene efectos secundario como diarrea y dolor de cabeza y el suple men to no esta regulado para la fda. >>> igual que el momento que utilizamos otros medicamentos naturales, se trata de buscar una tipo de dependencia, los estudios cientÍficos en este momento no demuestran un cambio importante como para poder recomendarlo como si fuera parte de un tratamiento mÉdico. >>> los mejores cuidar alimentaciÓn y hacer ejercicios segÚn los mÉdicos si decide tomar una sustancia para adelgazar cÓnsultelo con su doctor. >>> un escalador queda ♪♪. ♪♪. >>> para la despedida le queremos compartir las imÁgenes del rescate de un escalador cerca de la cima del monte everest. un guÍa el escalador de origen ma laÑ temblando de frÍo en una zona donde las temperaturas pueden llegar a 30 grados bajo 0. lo envolvieron en una colchoneta para dormir y lo arrast

. >> the fda about to change long standing restrictions from blood donations. why some critics say the new rules are an insult. >>> plus new details on the leader of the armed rebellion in russia after a >>> tensions remain high following an uprising that made it to within 200 miles of moscow. it avoided an all-out civil war, but the temporary crisis showed cracks in putin's authority. >> reporter: in the south of russia, locals cheered the mercenaries after that attempted uprising, which challenged vladimir putin's army leaders. the group was ordered back to the base camps in ukraine after working out a truce between putin and the leader. >> the rising storm inside of russia is something that many people have seen over months now. the direct challenge for the leadership and the military leadership. now questioning the very premises of the war. >> reporter: and the mercenary group has fought with russia and ukraine and that rift has been growing, over the lack of supplies and claims that the russian air strike targeted the camp. and they said their private mili

reportero: de ser medicamentos aprobados por la fda, serÍan pagados para el paciente.or completo con el estado de vida del paciente y sus familiares. es una enfermedad progresiva y no tiene una cura. reportero: hablando de la cura, sabemos que la fda ha estado estudiando aprobar dos drogs para tratar a pacientes con alzheimer. serÍa tanto para ayudar un medicamento como para tratar esta enfermedad? >> efectivamente. la fda ha dado luz verde para el tratamiento de dos nuevos medicamentos que son de origen biolÓgico. son medicamentos completamente diferentes o anticuerpos monoclonales. atacan directamente a la placa, a un aminoÁcido que forma la placa en el cerebro, y al atacarla, elimina y disminuye el avance de esta enfermedad. reportero: ¿serÍa prematuro decir que esto pudiera vislumbrarse como una cura, sino mÁs bien el inicio de algo que pudiera generar una cura? >> lo podremos considerar asÍ, porque una cura 100 % hasta ahora no ha sido visto. estos medicamentos tienen un tipo de polÍtica, porque se estÁ pidiendo que los mÉdicos que quieran utilizar este medicament

estos lugares administran su propia fórmula con compuestos genéricos que no están aprobados por la fdas medicamentos quiere proteger su patente y evitar la venta de versiones más económicas. esto debido a la escasez a nivel nacional permitiendo que las farmacias cumplen el ingrediente activo y replicar su fórmula. >> esta fórmula no ha sido aprobada por la fda y no tienen cómo saber si la medicina contiene esa cantidad de ingrediente activo. >> la compañía ha presentado demandas federales contra cinco espacios clínicos de salud por presuntamente usar publicidad engañosa con su marca registrada al vender compuestos que aseguran tener los mismos ingredientes. dicen que son prácticas ilegales de comercialización con el uso de su marca, creando un engaño y probablemente problemas de seguridad. >> hay laboratorios que se aprovechan de la emergencia y de la tendencia de este producto para fabricar cosas que no están bajo el marco legal. por eso trabajamos con farmacias reconocidas y avaladas. >> la doctora dice que utiliza medicamentos regulados por la junta estatal. >> una inyección que se

what, we have a ton of mulch. >>> former fda commissioner scott gottlieb out with a new piece in theexciting things, areas for a.i., i think this always falls in one of the top three, what we could do with medical science and drug development. >> yeah, look, i think that's right. anybody who's engaged with these large language models can recognize what they'll do in health care. you can look at genomic data, data on human response to disease and try to find associations that wouldn't be discernible through traditional methods. you can use it for drug opt imization, trying to find reasons why certain drugs might not be absorbed well, look at many different drugs and start to tease out the qualities around molecules that can help define when they're going to be good drugs, when they're likely to be absorbed efficiently and likely to have fewer side effects and allows better stratification of patients in clinical tries and practice and you can look across large data sets look for markers of disease, severity and causation of disease that might not be discernible. and you can start to de

but many have not been evaluated by the fda in decades.ls allowed here have been banned overseas after research has linked them to cancer and developmental or behavioral issues. >> we need to put the f back into the food and drug administration. >> reporter: congresswoman jan schakowsky introduced a bill requiring the fda to review certain chemicals that are banned overseas and to close what's known as the grass loophole, chemicals generally recognized as safe. this allows companies to skip an againstive safety review when adding many new chemicals to food. is the food industry basically policing itself? >> i would say yes. when you look around the world and you see what other countries are doing to protect their consumers, we are far behind. >> reporter: cbs news has obtained a copy of proposed legislation in california that would make it the first u.s. state to ban five common chemicals, including potassium bromate, from all food sold, distributed or made there. >> they're going to have to change their recipes, you know, to get rid of th