the food and drug administration and alerting tattoo partners and customs and buyers of do it yourselfs some ink could be dangerous. testing confirmed bacterial contamination in unopened ink bottles. one skin infection is linked to the products. there could be more. symptoms include bumps on the skin, discharge, redness, swelling and pain. >>> sports and energy drinks could be no better than sugar-sweetened soda. 21 popular beverages have high sugar content and additives such as caffeine and sodium and could be harmful to children and teens. a spokesman called the study "thin," and says the industry goes above and beyond what is required as far as labeling and information. >> cargo ships are paid to slow down to avoid hitting wheels. six global shipping companies will get $2,500 each time they sail slowly through the santa barbara channel prime feeding ground for migrating blue whales. the program was developed by federal wildlife officials, environmentalists and air quality officials that will cut down on air pollution in the region. >>> a bear in new jersey is making quite a name for

our neighbors in the centers for disease control, the food and drug administration, and the state epidemiologists of georgia and north carolina. i will be taking your questions, as mr. ballard said, but before doing so, dr. brantly has requested to make a brief statement. and as mr. ballard said, dr. brantly will not be taking any questions following his statement. so i ask that you respect his wishes and save your questions for me and for the other members of our healthcare team. thank you. >> today i'm thrilled to be alive, to be well, and to be reunited with my family. as a mel missionary, i never imagined myself in this position. when my family and i moved to liberia last october to begin a two-year term working with samaritan's purse, ebola was not on the radar. we moved to liberia because god called us to serve the people of liberia. in march, when we got word that ebola was in guinea and had spread to liberia, we began preparing for the worst. we did not receive our first ebola patient until june. but when she arrived, we were ready. during the course of june and july, the number of ebola

was victoria she was beautiful and perfect she was so happy when she was vaccinated the food and drug administration and the centers for disease control and prevention are recommending the use of that vaccine for all something's happened on victoria's stop breathing she's turning blue it's a beautiful vaccine it's safe the fact that it doesn't matter what people said it would doesn't matter what people's opinions are all you have to do is look at the data i have a child in and i follow through. on the images too they are saying that some people at the fleet can be sacrificed. for the greater good. the be. nice today and signs of more to progress as i see it pays to. play many many. red square demonstrations or feaster games that are a case of setting up what have a stick to it you'll see the bring themselves. to stay sober. all right. a very good morning to you from all of us here at aussie international research i live in moscow just after eleven am right now. an easy truce has been reached in ukraine to open i talks between the president and the opposition aimed at stopping the bloodshed which is

our neighbors, the centers for disease control, the food and drug administration and the state epidemiologists of georgia and north carolina. i will be taking your questions, as mr. dollard said, but before doing so dr. brantly has requested to make a brief statement. and as mr. dollard said, dr. brantly will not be taking any questions following his statement, so i ask that you respect his wishes and save your questions for me and for the other members of our health care team. thank you. >> dr. brantly. >> today is a miraculous day. i am thrilled to be alive, to be well, and to be reunited with my family. as a medical missionary, i never imagined myself in this position. when my family and i moved to liberia last october to begin a two-year term working with samaritans purse, ebola was not on the radar. we moved to liberia because god called us to serve the people of liberia. in march when we got word that ebola was in guinea and spread to liberia, we began preparing for the worst. we did not receive our first ebola patient until june. but when she arrived, we were ready. during the course of

is sold it has become one of the most widely used vaccines in the united states and the food and drug administration and that centers for disease control and prevention are recommending the use of that vaccine for all females between the ages of eleven and twenty six. with the opportunity to. reach nine year old females of thought is how to be recommended by that individual's physician. one of the shots that are supposed to protect kids against disease actually hurt your child joining me barbara lowe fisher i did not do as much media as i did in the one nine hundred eighty s. and one nine hundred ninety s. i think there's been a concerted effort in the last decade to demonize advocates like myself anti-vaccination. in the twenty first century it has been much harder to get the other side of the vaccine story out by a media that's increasingly only covering one side of it. so much on frontline frontline reports on the science and politics of a better vaccine war i spent half a day with a reporter who i felt was well meaning from frontline gave a long interview three of my prestigious colleagues acade

. >> what's going on was are sweeping changes set in motion by the food and drug administration. >> if about what happens when food goes into a transportation arena, it basically becomes invisible. that allows companies to move it just about any way they choose. the food safety modernization act. the goal is to prevent ricky practices that jeopardize public health. the rules give federal inspectors new authority when it comes to how our food is stored and transported. they are rules long overdue, according to ryan. >> the lack of government standards allows people to get away with whatever they want to get away with. >> if you were talking to public health inspectors, what would you tell them? >> i would say start from the trailer and start working your way, all the way up the food chain. >> control vacuum packaged chicken. >> we asked california food safety chief patrick where the holes are when it come to regulation. >> we do inspect trucks while we're doing inspections. >> it is about to change. remember the 19.4 million settlement agreement. $3 million will go to the state health d

they hope the food and drug administration can help. >> i don't get enough of these, heart to heart hugsyou need another heart to heart, i'm your man. >> thank you. >> the emotional impact of this is obvious. but are the there other associated health benefits with being able to walk? >> absolutely. all the doctors and all the patients using this agree, standing up that much, helps how they digest, lowers their pain, and the amount of infections they get. >> can it be used for stroke victims and other applications? >> absolutely. that's one of the approvals they put in for this technology. it's got variable use. one side may be stronger than the other which is perfect for stroke victims because they may have a weaker side and allows them to gradually increase the amount of control they have over it versus the robot. get people on a solid track towards recovery. from earthquakes to mosquitoes to changing people's lives, it's been interesting. join us next week on techknow when we give you more innovations in the field. go deep behind the scenes at aljazeera.com/techknow. >> on techknow...

despite superior products available almost everywhere else in the world, the food and drug administrationasn't approved a new sunscreen for use in america in a whopping 15 years. joe rego is here to tell us why. why? go ahead. tell me. >> we've seen a huge explosion in scientific knowledge in terms of what causes the mutations that lead to skin cancer. and we have products to prevent them from being absorbed into the skin. the fda has safety concerns. they say the manufacturers of these sunscreens have to prove the negative, that they won't lead to long-run harm. they refuse to accept the world consensus that these are safe. look, they've been used everywhere around the world, in europe, asia, south america, mexico. the u.s. is the only place where you are legally barred from buying these superior technologies. >> why does the fda drag its feet like this, in the face that obvious evidence that this is a beneficial product. >> the fda has been regulating drugs like these since at least the mid 1960s. and the idea is that you have to prove to the fda, to the inth degree that these things ar

. >>> exact sciences got the okay from the food and drug administration to sell the home colon cancer tests, the first to be cleared by regulators. it's one of the most common forms of chanceer in the u.s. and this test gives patients another option for screening. the stock popped 2% to $17.46. >>> and king digital, the maker of the popular candy crush saga game got crushed in after hours trading today. the social and mobile game maker reported earnings that metaphor casts but sales below estimates and the company lowered the outlook. after the bell, shares initially plunged by more than 20%. you can see it right there during regular trading shares were up slightly to 18.20. >>> an update on the troubles for the struggling gambling mecca atlantic city and the fate of the newest casino. no qualified bidders came forward in the bankruptcy auction for the casino, it costs $2.5 billion to build and since it opened, it never has managed to turn even a quarterly profit. the rebel will shut the doors september 10th and be at least the third casino to fold in ac this year. >>> it might sound

the food and drug administration cleared the company's experimental ebola drug for potential use in humans infected. they can use the drug in limited experience. the stock surged up 45% to $20.07. >>> a new york city office building owner is gearing up to have the largest initial public stock offering ever by real estate investment trust. paramount group that owns properties in san francisco and washington dc is looking to raise as much as $2.7 billion in its ipo. >>> and those real estate investment trusts have had a pretty good year, out performing the overall market. the stocks are taking advantage of low interest rates and investor desperation for yield. diana olick has that story. >> reporter: apartments, warehouses, officers, even retail malls, commercial real estate is climbing out of the recession with a vengeance. >> i cannot remember a time when you had such a cstrong fundamentals and disciplined supply, good demand and accommodative market. from a fundamental perspective, we're relatively constructionti on real estate and commercial real estate specifically. >> reporter: u.s. eq

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>>the the food and drug administration is expected to announce a plan to start reg r lating e-cigarettes just li other tobacco products. joining us in the studio on suggestions for ways to kick the habit is rosalynn moya and tobacco coordinator at an dolescent treatment center in alameda count pep thank you for being here today. >> thank y. i'm also co-chair for the tobacco-free coalition and the other drug network. >>ou busy lady. >> tell us about the work you do for the tobacco-free coalition. well, i work also with teens and i do a lot of group in high school to help high school students who want to quit. some of them may come -- they may come in for information or they just might want to reduce their cigarettes and if they want, i can help them to quit. >> you go out into the community, right some. >> i go to all of the high schools that wantme to come there and do quick groups. it's a contact with the department of education and the unified school strict. they want to have us come out there. >> and you mentioned that you work with young people who are trying to quit. it must be so h

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the food and drug administration has now an official measure for package products to qualify as gluten-freeuten is a mixture of two proteins found in wheat, rye and barley. the fda says a packaged food may use a fluten-free label only if it contains less than 20 parts of the protein combination per million or kilogram. >> two, one. >> liftoff. >> the rocket blasted offer from cape canaveral, florida, carrying a communication satellite that will beam broadband for asia and the middle east, on the subject of satellites there are a lot of them up there so nasa wants to create a robotic gas station in space to serve the satellites over the earth. thousands currently circle the planet and all need fuel. the robotic station may one day be used to fix the satellites and perhaps even build new ones. >> a european spacecraft that's spent ten years traveling across the solar system is due to rendezvous tomorrow with a comet billions of miles away. the rosetta spacecraft will circle the comet for several months before attending to deploy a lander on its icy surface in november. what a remarkable journ

starting tuesday new food and drug administration rules will limit how much gluten can be in products labeled as gluten free. the use of the label itself is voluntary. and there is no requirement that a package containing gluten expressly say so. and the national debate about marijuana use played out this weekend in the new york times in two competing ads. for what's believed to be the first time, america's newspaper of record published a full-page ad extolling marijuana's medical benefits. it was placed by leafly, an organization one writer called "yelp for weed" because it helps users find pot dispensaries. a separate ad placed by a number of groups, including an organization known as grass is not greener, warned that the relaxation of marijuana laws around the country is creating businesses selling what they called a highly habit-forming product. this week, colorado became the most recent state to begin issuing drivers licenses to people regardless of their immigration status, joining several other states and washington dc by permitting people who have temporary status and those wh

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and see france are. do consumers deserve to know how much sugar is being added to the food they eat that is the ongoing debate since the food and drug administration proposed new labeling regulations that would force food companies to specify how much sugar they are adding to their products take a look at the new proposed labels not only would it make the calories in serving size larger it also would separate out the added sugar from the naturally occurring sugars current laws only require food makers to list the total amount of sugar contained in a product not what is added and some doctors activists and health groups contend that the amount of added sugars and foods have directly contributed to the diabetes and obesity epidemic affecting the nation however food companies and sugar manufacturers argue that there is no evidence that added sugars are any more responsible for these health issues than the sugar already found in most foods and i was trying to earlier by gretchen goldman a lead analyst for the union of concerned scientists and i first saw sort of breakdown the risks associated with added sugar. increasingly we're seeing public health s

. >>> and here in the u.s., the food and drug administration has eased restrictions on an experimental drug designed to treat people with the ebola virus. that could speed up the process of developing tkm ebola for general use. it was used on two american medical workers who contracted the virus while working in west africa. their conditions improved enough so they could be transported back to the u.s. they are currently being treated in atlanta. >>> hawaii is in for a wet and wild weekend. the first of two storms aimed at the aloha state is dumping rain on the big island already this morning. there are power outages and flight cancellations. iselle weakened from a hurricane to a tropical storm overnight. but the next storm is about 1,000 miles out. hurricane julio is a category 3 storm. >>> all right. time now 4:45. tracking that is roberta and even though it's been downgraded there's still going to be a lot of flooding and rain and then the next one comes in. >> up to a foot of rain is anticipated. we have already seen wind gusts up to 115 miles per hour now subsiding because a hurri

. >> on its website the food and drug administration says its policy regarding blood donations from gayis not discriminatory. they say it's based on scientific data. >>> more charges are expected in the kidnapping case from new york. >> and it is back to school for a number of students today here in our region. wusa9 is back right after this. >>> coming up on 7:45. more students are heading back to the first day of fall classes. what's the day going to be like? >> a warm day. slight chance after shower, especially south of town. -- of a shower. especially south of town. berkley county they're going to school. some folks saying the kids were on the bus at 6:10 this morning. summer is over for them. weather wise-- >> the day hasn't even started. >> my son is bemoaning next monday. >> the first day was always exciting. >> he kind of likes the summer lifestyle. summertime for him -- [ laughter ] >> let's get you going on this monday morning. good to be 14, isn't it? 77. he'll look back in ten, ot done this in the past year. is it a, gone grocery shopping, b, visited the doctor, or c, sent f

our neighbors, the center for disease control, the food and drug administration and the state epidemiologist of georgia and north carolina. i will be taking your questions as mr. dollard said. but before doing so, dr. brantly has requested to make a brief statement. and as mr. dollard said, dr. brantly will not be taking any questions following his statement, so i ask that you respect his wishes and save your questions for me and the other members of our health care team. thank you. >>> today is a miraculous today. i'm thrilled to be alive, to be well, and to be reunited with my family. as a medical missionary, i never imagined myself in this position. when my family and i moved to liberia last october to begin a two-year term working with samaritans purse, ebola was not on the radar. we moved to liberia because god called us to serve the people of liberia. in march when we got word that ebola was guinea and had spread to liberia, we began preparing for the worst. we did not receive our first ebola patient until june. but when she arrived, we were ready. during the course of june and july, t

i just want to say on this one, the food and drug administration has been working on getting consumerriendly labels for more than 30 years, and we still don't have them. so, this is an area where i think we should continue to push and particularly continue to push the food and drug administration. they have the authority to do this. we need to have patient-friendly labels on prescription drugs. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator warren. >> thank you, chairman. while senator warren is here and senator murphy was here also, want to thank both of them. we're working together along with a few other senators on a piece of legislation to address the problem of hospital-acquired infections. we're looking at trying to improve the meaningfulness, if that's a word, of the data collection, and the distribution of that data, its transparency. we're looking at trying to reinforce the state-basedded infection reduction efforts because some of this has come out of so many local initiatives. we're looking at improveing antibiotic stewardship and also looking at trying to improve the da

we are working with food and drug administration to get a claim which is one of the barriers with medicare we had two u.s. senators last week introduce a bill specifically for medicare coverage of cgm. both are moving forward. can't tell you when it is going to happen. it is going to happen. >> i have been looking for affordable care act coverage for people. will people be able to afford this device? >> if you look at the rules what they say is if a product is covered under user and customary then aca will cover it. 98% of our patients have some form of commercial coverage so it should be covered under the same rules. >> the literature says the company you sold another company to is a competitor but are nowhere near. give me an objective benchmark. >> i just don't think their technology from the root basis is ever going to achieve what we are able to achieve. so going into the american diabetes association meeting our technology g 4 versus their latest technology we were 50% more accurate. you add our latest algorithm and we have increased that more dramatically. i think that in terms of p

we worked with you for a decade to help pass the law giving the food and drug administration the authority over cigarettes, smokeless tobacco and all other tobacco products precisely to address many of the concerns, mr. chairman you raised today. over the last several years we have seen a dramatic growth in the marketing and sale of e-cigarettes. despite the rise in the use of e-cigarettes as you correctly noted, liz oil is proven eager about their health effects or their population impact. our core position is that responsibly marketed and properly regulated, e-cigarettes could benefit public health if in fact they helped people switched off of cigarettes to either the exclusive use of e-cigarettes or use of nicotine altogether. but e-cigarettes pose a particular health risk to the public. if they're not used by smokers or other tobacco users, or glamorize smoking in the eyes of children or discourage smokers from quitting by providing doses of nicotine that sustain addiction rafters and help people quit, today, as you correctly noted come as a result of the failure of government to act s

our neighbors, the centers for disease control, food and drug administration and the state epidemiologist of georgia and north carolina. i will be taking your questions, but before doing so, dr. brantly has requested to make a brief statement. dr. brantly will not be taking any questions following his statement, so i ask that you respect his wishes and save your questions for me and for the other members of our health care team. thank you. >> today was a miraculous day. i'm thrilled to be alive, be well and to be reunited with my family. when my family and i moved to liberia last october to begin a two-year term working with americans first, h e bolo was nt on the radar. we moved to liberia because god called us to serve the people of leveliberia. in march when we got word had spread to liberia we began to prepare for the worst. it did not receive our first ebola patient until june, but when she arrived, we were ready. during the course of june and july, the number of ebola patient increase steadily and our amazing crew took care of each patient with great care and compassion. we also too

this outbreak, no doubt about it, has focused attention, so the food and drug administration and nih are working with vaccine manufacturing so that i hope we will initiate trials in human beings to see if the vaccine candidates are effective and safe. >> and how concerned are you about essentially this virus traveling? we just received word fairly recently of border closures, and some of these west africa nations, sierra leone and liberia, how concerned are you with the protocols in those countries to make sure what is in those countries essentially stays there and does not spread to nigeria and some are suggesting if it gets to nigeria it might be all bets off. >> i'm afraid my concern is large there. this is at the moment an uncontrolled epidemic, and it could spread to neighboring countries. and that's why the cdc is sending 50 more people over there to help them try to contain it from a public health perspective, just as you suggest. >> that was dr. william schaffner from vanderbilt university. up next we'll hear from one of the law agencies who says that one of the agencies dire

. >> a warning about the dangers of tattoo ink, the food and drug administration is alerting parlors omers and buyers of do it yourself kits, some ink could be dangerous. could be dangerous. last month some of the in infections including butch on the skip, discharge, red misand swelling at site. >> battle of the sexes, first laid doesn't shy away about would she believes is smarter, men or women. >> battery boost. michael finney tees up with "consumer reports" on how to charm up the smartphone even when you are away from an outlet. >> a new way to keep you in the know, the everything you need to know will stay on through the entire commercial break including the track of the including the track of the hurricane headed to hawaii. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> now at 6:00, beyonce and jay-z take the stage in san francisco and how night two went after noise at night one. >> radar shows the pacific has twin hurricanes approaching hawaii. meteorologist mike nicco will tell us what to expect as the storms move toward them. >> fires make progress against a

drug and did not have the front o children in the unid states. he found out that the pharmaceutical industry was pestering the scientists asked i think the food and drug administration. and he found out 70 times or something they had tried to get her to change her mind and say yes and she had adamantly refused. they did all this stuff and it's a great story. page number one for president of the united states it's the talk of public service award and the u.s. government and by the way it was never approved in the united states. so you did many other stories and you are throughout the book. [applause] to my left is very. haven't had a chance to say hello. [applause] for those who don't know the watergate editor who in fact put them together as the watergate team is along with a whole long career. [applause] there are moments of course today not just in the past but where did journalists get it right and do good work and obviously especially the center for public integrity, pulitzer prize winner and whatever the number is up to. i'm losing count. it's excellent. very exciting. so, that i -- this book is a tough book. essentially it is unvarnished and that is a fair ass

. >>> a new warning from the food and drug administration about pain medication used on teething babies. fda officials are worried about serious and potentially deadly side effects. >> reporter: on average the experts say children get one new tooth a month between the ages of 6 months and 3 years. a cry sometimes an indicator. >> teething is a normal process. babies teeth often without us noticing it. >> reporter: when parents do notice we want to make it better so we may reach for these. >> i think the overall upside is that babies should not have medicine for teething pain. >> reporter: the interim pediatrician says it has gotten to the point where the fda is taking a stand. >> at the end of june the fda came out with a warning against 2% lidocain. >> it is not just prescription. it is over-the-counter bensocain. the problem is this. if the numbing topicals are used inappropriately or too often there could be consequences. >> those children could have seizures, confusion, heart abnormalities and there were several deaths. >> reporter: dr. flangon says parents are better off using natu

our neighbors, the centers for disease control, the food and drug administration and the state epidemiologists of georgia and north carolina. i will be taking your questions, but before doing so, dr. brantly has requested to make a brief statement. and dr. brantly will not be taking any questions following his statements so i ask that you respect his wishes and save your questions for me and for the other members of our health care team. thank you. >> i am thrilled to be reunited with my family. as a medical missionary, i never imagined myself to be in this position. when my family moved to liberia last october to begin a two-year term with samaritan's purse, ebola was not on the rairtd. we moved to liberia because god called on us to serve to liberia. we began preparing for the worst. we did not receive our first ebola patient until june but when she arrived, we were ready. during the course of june and july, the number of ebola patients increased steadily, and our amazing crew took care of each patient with great care and compassion. we also took every precaution to protect ourselves from th

canadian drug company said the food and drug administration has given them verbal confirmation that the full clinical hold on drug application has been changed to a partial clinical hold. in fda speak, that means doctors can use the ebola drug in individuals infected with the ebola virus. the world health organization he 932 people.utb a pu >>> u.s. markets are shake off global threats from all sides. take a look at today's rally, could erase the losses of the previous four days. dow up as you can see 143 points but green cross the screen. right to the floor show, we have traders at the new york stock exchange, the cme group and nymex. forget gaza, forget iraq, the fact that mr. putin said our military exercise is over, pulling troops away from the ukrainian over, was that the catalyst for the big rally? >> it was, makes me think vladimir putin has a trading account and got ahold of index options. in all seriousness, the market got very overextended last thursday. we picked up in the models before on the air, vastly oversold condition across the entire spectrum of u.s. cash equities and

the food and drug administration says they were sold under several names including arrow head mills peanut-- almond butter and peanut butters. also recalled peanut and almond butters branded from places likes whole foods, trader joes and safeway. investigators say four got sick. if you own one of these, don't return it. throw it away and call the company for a refund&xow that. number you can find at nbcwashington.c nbcwashington.com. by law you are now paying more than double in tsa fees but the question is are you also being charged on top of that. the company that provides ticket prices to travel agents and online comparison sites=yigáolde tsa hundreds of thousands of people could have been overcharged. this only affects folks who booked travel after the july 21st rate hike and also only effects specific destinations, including hawaii, alaska or travel. we reached out to sabertvñ but y would not comment and it's yet to be seen if and how many people are affecte we're going to let you know when we get an update on that story. if you have got a story idea or a tip for the news4 consumer w

. >>> the food and drug administration has a warning for parents.ids and contact lenses are not the best fit. a study done in 2010 looked at cases for children taken to the er for medical devices. the most tip i canal problems were infection and eye aabrasion caused by lack of hygiene. >> if my child wants contact lenses and they are responsible, he gets them. there should be more thought into that and more caution about this. >> doctors say it's best to talk to your child's eye doctor about all options. >> for years, the chevrolet corvett has been the most popular american sports car. now a feet in the 2015 model may have more people in the showroom. it let's drivers spy on their vehicle. >> reporter: a beautiful day for a shiny yellow corvett all 255 horses purring. so character motoring along and you want to parking, but then you think about that movie, that's ferris biewler's day off. we met rich peppy. as this "g.m.a." video shows it using an existing system that records driving. it locks up the glove box and shut off the road and records every

drugs is less risky than the biotech businesses. your stock doesn't live and die on the basis of the food and drug administration. 's a slow and steady business and cooperman likes act avis for a simple reason. this company has become a major consolidator, gobbling up competitors. after a host of big deals like the takeover of forest labs, actavis is now the third largest generic drug maker on earth. cooperman believes that the combined actavis forest labs is a terrific long term emphasis -- long term investment that's proven highly adept at creating value for share holders through clever acquisitions. i trust lee's judgment. he told me to get back behind berkshire hathaway ntss the '80s. it's now 193,000 dollar. the actual berkshire. it reported a terrific quarter this morning. when cooperman told me that actavis is one of his top ideas, i decided to do some digging on my own. i think he's dead right. that's why i want you to watch actavis after it reports tomorrow morning, especially if the stock gets hit for my reason. i think that would be a terrific buying opportunity. so what is so great about this maker of

and i volunteered mia to be a test dog. >> mia is taking a compounded version of allegra, a popular human allergy drug. the food and drug administration clinical studies before any drug can be used on pets. right now pets are often given human medication. that has not been tested or approved in the appropriate dose. there are some fda-approved drugs for pets, but not very many. denise bevers is co-founder of berkeley-based kindred bio. dedicated to bringing the best in medicine to cats, dogs and horses, veterinary medicine and vaccines are big business, americans spent $3.5 billion on flea and tick medication alone. the global market is expected to be worth $22 billion. developing new drugs is expensive, and time-consuming. kindred bio is hoping to cut the cost by taking human drugs already on the market and reformulating them into a dose that's just right for pets. >> for our tablets we're often able to buy the drug, the active ingredient. for dogs, beef-flavored chewable. >> kindred bio is currently enrolling animals in clinical trials for three different drugs approved for humans, one for allergy. one for arthritis and another for