of the council of ministers, the volume will determine the ministry of agriculture and food and drug administration and bring them to the level of local authorities. in its turn. everything was fully presented with proposals for the distribution of quotas between legal entities and individual entrepreneurs for the issuance of a license. for his pork. poultry meat will carry out march more than 700 objects of unused property put into economic circulation. at the beginning of the year, it is planned that by the end of 2022 there will be over 1,000 of them. this applies to both the assets of the state and the economic societies of the leaders of the brest gomel region receive a second life, the former production of an outpatient clinic, a recreation center. thanks to this , new jobs are created in the regions, the algorithm for returning such objects to the economy will further simplify the presidential decree, which will come into force in march, the powers of local authorities to sell property that is in communal ownership. that is, they are entitled. uh, independently determine the terms of sale, f

administration has been calling on other countries for help though. in may, the president signed a $28000000.00 bill to import foreign baby formulas from germany and australia and for the food and drug administration to loosen restrictions on what kinds of formula can be purchased through the federal food aid program for women and babies . so how much of this message could have been avoided? we now know that abbot and the f d a were alerted to a whistleblower complaint about the formula plant issue as far back as february 2021, which was 1st reported by the wall street journal. the whistleblower was terminated in august 2020 and this person filed a discrimination complaint with michigan osha. shortly thereafter, the abbot employee said the plant sanitary practices were not safe. he sent a 34 page report to the food and drug administration, saying that conditions at the plant were appalling and that they endangered public safety. but here's the problem. nothing happened until 2 babies died. that led to abbot, shutting down the plant and february, the effect of that shut down was enormous. as it turns out that 80 percent of the country's specialty formula is created by this abbot plan

these statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration.ot intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. (gentle bright music) - hello, i'm christine bullock. welcome viewers from across the country to "house call." today we're talking about your joints, what to do about those aching knees, shoulders, hips, and fingers. people often ask me what i think about the latest miracle pill cream or device

well in my country the united states we have to go through a regulatory review with the food and drug administrations assume it's approved. the next step is an insurer for people living with it. we ought to strive to harmonize the fda decision so that it makes sense. as was pointed outthis is a myth -- risky drug. it can cause brain bleeds and swelling, events that are more likely in people with certain genes. you have got a bit of a conundrum the. i would hope that fda and cms could co up with a risk of indication strategy that would allow guardrails to be put up for the kinds of patients to get the drug and the kinds of expertise the provider needs to demonstrate. laura: indeed. about 6 million people in the u.s. have alzheimer's. 30 million people around the world. the number is expected to increase hugely, isn't it? the alzheimer's drug could have profound significance. >> well, it could. it was tesd in people who had mild stage disease, not the full spectrum. the logic of testing in that population is it delays the time of when it arrives at the later stage of disease with greater disability. o

these statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration.his product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. (gentle bright music) - hello, i'm christine bullock. welcome viewers from across the country to "house call." today we're talking about your joints, what to do about those aching knees, shoulders, hips, and fingers. people often ask me what i think about the latest miracle pill cream or device for their joints, promising a pain-free active life.

the national highway traffic safety administration can force recalls of vehicles for dangers like faulty airbags and the food and drug administration will order potentially-tainted food off store shelves. >> it's unacceptable. >> reporter: the connor schuman of illinois introduced the sunshine product safety act, changing section 6b to lift what she describes as a gag rule. >> these are preventable deaths that we see. preventable injuries. a decision was made some time ago to stand in the way of really doing something about it.i think time's up. >> reporter: 10 years after the rock and play hit store shelves, bringing in $200 million in sales, details about the rising death and injury numbers were leaked to the public. >> we begin now with breaking news. fisher-price has recalled all models of the rock and play sleeper . >> reporter: only then, according to the congressional investigation, that fisher-price agreed to recall the sleeper. that allowed the feds to finally alert the public. in a statement to cbs news, fisher-price maintains that there sleeper was safe when used according to instructions, and they volunta

. >>> back here in the u.s., the food and drug administration is speaking out about reports of a shortagentibiotics and sol lung medications. the agency says there are supply issues involving the oral version of among cillin and certain forms of the inhaleral butte roll. however, there have no shortages of tammy flu or its generic versions. >>> coming up, the silent protest at the world cup. covid-19. some people get it, and some people can get it bad. and for those who do get it bad, it may be because such as heart disease, diabetes, being overweight, asthma, or smoking. even if symptoms feel mild, these factors can increase your risk of covid-19 turning severe. so, if you're at high risk and test positive, don't wait. ask your healthcare provider right away if an authorized oral treatment is right for you. ask your healthcare provider right away finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active therapy, i kept moving forward and did everything i could to protect myself from recurrence.

. >> officials from the food and drug administration assured lawmakers that food safety remained a top priority for the agency after politico published a report on how the fda had repeatedly failed to take timely action on foodborne outbreaks. they were also asked about the recent baby formula shortage and other regulatory challenges facing the agency. this hearing is one hour 45 minutes. >> good morning everybody, i want to welcome everyone to our hearing today. we have a distinguished panel of witnesses here to discuss the important food safety mission at the food and drug administration for our first panel i'd like to welcome dr robert calif fda administrator commissioner. he is joined by dr susan mayne and mr frank yannis and mr michael rogers, thank you all for being here this morning. the fda is charged with the critical mission of protecting america's food supply. yet recent reports have highlighted a lack of leadership, poor communication and slow governance at the agency that have had a detrimental impact on the safety of the food that every american relies upon. this hearing

time now, 8 23 warning from the food and drug administration about raw oysters.to not eat or serve raw oysters manufactured by die one food company. the wasters were sold, frozen on a half shell to 13 different states, including right here in california. the fda says some of the company's oysters, which were harvested in february. have been tied to sample virus illness. the virus can cause vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain and even fever. so far, the southern nevada health district has reported to illnesses among people who ate the oysters at a las vegas restaurant. when we come back, local upscale hotel in the city fulfills the wish of a young boy in a moment. one of the sweetest stories you will ever see over the lidays research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual!!! what does it do, bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and

the food and drug administration has been frequently in the headlines recently, but few of us know much about how the agency works. drugs, the fda safety, efficacy and the public's trust tells story of how the fda became the most trusted regulatory agency the world before it existed. drug makers could hawk any potion claim treatment for any ailment and make any promise on a label. but a series of tragedies, health crises and patient advocacy forced the government to take responsible for the efficacy and safety, drugs and medical devices. in 2011, the avastin hearings, a century of the fda's evolution demonstrating how its of checks and balances works or doesn't. now on to siddhartha mukherjee who is the author of the new york times best seller gene an intimate history the emperor of all maladies, a biography of cancer, which the 2011 pulitzer prize in general nonfiction and the laws of medicine. he also happens to be an associate professor of medicine at columbia university and a cancer and researcher. the song of the cell an exploration medicine in the new human begins in the late 1600

. >>> this week the food and drug administration approved the first therapy for preventing type 1 diabetesd and works by reducing the body's attack on its own insulin-producing cells. it delayed progression to full-blown diabetes in two years. 1.9 million americans had the disease in 2019 according to the american diabetes association. >>> and this quick programming note. join sara sidner as she hosts michelle obama's mission, empowering girls. a conversation with michelle obama, amal clooney and melinda gates about their shared mission to empower girls through greater educational opportunities across the globe. that's tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. >>> and coming up, the president of fifa defending qatar just hours before the world cup's opening match. he said criticism of the country's human rights issues is a hypocrisy. details after this. heart-pounding design. intelligent technology. courageous performance. discover a new world of possibilities in the all-new lexus rx. never lose y your edge. someone who cares about other people and gives of themselves to help others who can't always hel

those results were submitted to the food and drug administration. >> let's just confirm your birthday clinical trial using modified listeria to treat young adults and children like christy gomes who have recurrent osteosarcoma that spread to their lungs. >> all right, do you want cartoons on the tv? >> yes, please. >> we were with christy in august at children's hospital in orange county where she received her third listeria infusion. >> that star in the dirk circle, that's the needle going into your vein. kind of cool, huh? >> uh-huh. >> first she was given medications that made her sleepily. when the infusion was happening do you remember it after or sleep through it? >> just sleep. and when i wake up it hits like a truck. >> is that right? you get a headache? >> mm-hmm, bad headache and nauseous. and nauseous and headache, two things i don't like is two things guaranteed. >> when she was dozing the listeria started dripping into christy's iv. so it started now? >> it has. >> it's kind of amazing to think you're both on the cutting edge of medicine. >> i know. and i don't think she

adderall is one of a few medications approved by the food and drug administration that just reduces the overwhelm and reduces the challenges people have. as part of a treatment plan, it really does make a huge difference in people's lives. william: we heard a little bit from those women about what experiences they are feeling about not having these medications. can you tell me a little bit more? what are the consequences for someone when they suddenly don't have access to that medication? >> withdrawal happens with some of the medications we use to treat adhd in the stimulant class, which adderall is in. and ritalin is a generic name for a generic product called methylphenidate, which is quite similar. that class of medicine often produces tiredness, fatigue, or worse. or worse, mood and personality changes in people. and ideally, treatment is sustainable, and not going to start and stop, but as people have learned, people need to have plan b's. william: there is a conception out there that we as a society are overprescribing these medications, especially to young people. that is a slig

food and drug administration has approved a new drug to treat him ophelia. that is a bleeding disorder where the blood does not clot properly. the manufacturer, though, listen to this has set the price at 3.5 million dollars. treatment, making it the most expensive drug in the world. most of the cost of the treatment will be paid by insurers, including private and government plants. >> researchers from stanford haven't met a new smart bandage. they say can heal wounds up to 25% faster than normal. the device uses electricity and temperature sensors to both monitor. and speed up the process of healing. but the scientists say the technology is in its early stages and there are still some hurdles before could be mass produced. hundreds of people got a free thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings and a little side of entertainment kron four's gayle ong has the story >> a live performance lifting holiday spirits as hundreds of people enjoying a warm thanksgiving meal at the unitarian universalist church in san francisco event was put on by 10 drilling test the

first dramatically modified -- genetically modified animal approved for consumption by the food and drug administration is requiring it be labeled bioengineered. critics say they did not require the company to do enough research. they are concerned that eating the fish might cause unforeseen consequences to human health. alaska senator lisa murkowski is a strong critic. >> wcall this combination franken fish. because it is just not right. it is just not right and it disturbs me, quite honestly. miles: the fda mandated the salmon be raised in secure land-based facilities. aqua bounty has never reported an escape but opponents of the gmo salmon are concerned they might harm wild fisheries. indigenous fissures in alaska are among activists calling for a boycott. he is the vice president of the indian nation. >> they oppose genetically engineered salmon because we believe very strongly that the salmon were gifted to our ancestors from the creator and when the creator made and designed salmon, it was perfect. and for man to think that they can somehow modify it and make it better is very arrogant. it is not

. >> the food and drug administration -- >> but that is really loud. ah! >> awful. all of it. so, get this, the fda is giving the green light to meat being grown in a lab. >> come on. >> the whole thing is gross. a california start-up that has developed lab-grown chicken -- >> what does this mean? >> -- made by culturing animal cells. upside foods can produce meat products without slaughtering live animals. that's good. but the decision means the lab-grown chicken is considered safe to eat, although further approval is needed before the products can be sold in the u.s. >> willie, i'm a little concerned. i'm concerned. >> i like the no slaughter. that's good. >> yeah. >> no slaughter. >> but meat in a lab. i just don't know. >> maybe. >> maybe. who knows? >> you know what, i'm open to it. how about that? i'm willing to try it. but it sounds like the beginning of the sci-fi movie where the animals take over in the lab. >> are they aalive? >> we'll check that out next time in l.a. >>> and taylor ticket's presale. fans say the ticketmaster presale has been a d

the food and drug administration is out tonight with a new warning about eating raw oysters. the fda is advising people in 13 states, including here in california, not to eat raw oysters manufactured by die one foods company. they those oysters are show sold, frozen on a half shell. the fda says some of the company's oysters, which were harvested in february, have been tied to sapa virus illness. the virus can cause vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain and even fever. so far, the southern nevada health district has reported two clusters of illnesses among people who eat those oysters. overnight closures of a portion of interstate 6 80 are starting soon you can expect to see north bound lanes closed from the 6 80 junction with highway 84 to the signal boulevard exit in pleasant in the closures will start next month and run weekdays through april counselor and says the work is part of a major improvement project that will repave 6 80 detours will be in place and chp officers will be on hand to guide drivers. count trade says that a person was struck and killed on the tracks in san

from several investors to see in business, including an effort to challenge plans by the food and drug administration to ban its products. for weeks. industry analysts have speculated that jewel could soon declare bankruptcy or sell to another company. today's announcement appears to have put those plans on hold. the layoffs continue to be on the minds of many here in the bay area, thousands of former meta employees who were laid off yesterday now on social media, expressing disappointment about losing their jobs. the 11,000 employees affected by the move expected to receive more than three months of severance pay, and six months of paid health insurance. the layoffs come at a time when the social media industry is losing billions in advertising revenue. experts believe more tech layoffs could be on the horizon . facebook is also eliminating excess real estate and ending generous perks like free meals and laundry. twitter ceo elon musk is ordering remote workers to return to the office. bloomberg business news reports . he sent out a mess email. eliminating the work from home option employees will be

several investors to try to stay in business, including an effort challenging plans by the food and drug administration to ban its products. for weeks. industry analysts have speculated that jewel could soon declare bankruptcy or sell to another company. today's announcement, though, appears to have put those plans on hold thousands of former meta employees who were laid off just yesterday or now on social media , expressing disappointment about losing their jobs. the 11,000 employees affected by this move are expected to receive more than three months of severance pay and six months of paid health insurance. the layoffs will come at a time when the social media industries losing billions in advertising revenue. experts believe that more tech layoffs could be on the horizon. facebook is also eliminating some excess real estate as well as ending generous perks such as free meals and laundry. the next time you call for an uber, you might get a taxi cab instead. starting today, the number of drivers that uber can offer to the public and san francisco has gone way up. with the help of the ride sharing app

are not imposed include blockers puberty hormones that have recently been flagged by the food and drug administrationwon't stop president biden from telling his parents. verifying children's identities is one of the most important things you can do to keep them safe for parents of transgender children. verifying children's identities you can do to keep them safe and healthy. this removal of the mammary gland in a child 380% increase over the past few years in tachirakal. yes, there are generally shocking statistics on satisfying the removal of children. i see, i can't pronounce even the removal of children's genitals. in the earliest period of childhood. that's so that from this moment they no longer understand who they are and what monstrous numbers will happen to them. well, you understand, and it happens with them there, as if voluntarily, well, voluntarily. nobody drives anyone under arms under all this for this. truth all newspapers work. all magazines, all television. all uh, disney video games are working on that 389% increase in breast removal in children over the past few years. if someone w

. >> officials from the food and drug administration assured lawmakers that food safety remained

from several investors to stay in business, including an effort challenging plans by the food and drug administration ban its products for weeks. industry analysts have speculated that jewel could soon declare bankruptcy or sell to another company. today's announcement appears to have put those plans on hold. after months of rising prices, there is some hope that inflation is slowing as fox news, geri willis tells us a government report shows inflation cooled more than expected in october in every key category. inflation cooled more than expected in october, consumer prices stayed near a 40 year high, continuing to squeeze millions of u. s households and small businesses. if i had to feed a family, i think it would be quite difficult to provide fresh vegetables and the things that i like to cook. for more than my husband and myself. the consumer price index is a broad measure of the price for everyday goods, including gas, groceries and rents. it rose 4/10 of a percent in october from the previous month, prices climbed 7.7% on an annual basis . those figures were both lower than expected and potentia

in the us embryos must meet specific requirements set by the us food and drug administration . ug administration. so it really takes eggs little bit really takes eggs a little bit seriously that all of these embryo embryos, food or a drug embryo embryos, a food or a drug . yeah, very good question. i'm not i though, the not sure i think though, the more your year is this i more like your year is this i think the birth should create a sort of dry ice effect effect . sort of dry ice effect effect. couple several wheezes and bangs and a sort of bit of lightning hitting the conductor sort of sound effects anyway . i mean, i sound effects anyway. i mean, i wish all best. you wish them all the best. you never they may turn to never know, they may turn out to be healthy, productive members of an odd of society, but it's an odd start. daily mail. start. wednesday's daily mail. no, think teenage no, i wouldn't think teenage boys needed boys exactly needed much encouragement this , but encouragement in this, but apparently they're being led astray by beyonce. is that right ? another raunc

in the us embryos must meet specific requirements set by the us food and drug administration . ug administration. so it really takes eggs little bit really takes eggs a little bit seriously that all of these embryo embryos, food or a drug embryo embryos, a food or a drug . yeah, very good question. i'm not i though, the not sure i think though, the more your year is this i more like your year is this i think the birth should create a sort of dry ice effect effect . sort of dry ice effect effect. couple several wheezes and bangs and a sort of bit of lightning hitting the conductor sort of sound effects anyway . i mean, i sound effects anyway. i mean, i wish all best. you wish them all the best. you never they may turn to never know, they may turn out to be healthy, productive members of an odd of society, but it's an odd start. daily mail. start. wednesday's daily mail. no, think teenage no, i wouldn't think teenage boys needed boys exactly needed much encouragement this , but encouragement in this, but apparently they're being led astray by beyonce. is that right ? another raunc

the food and drug administration in the u.s. this for a fast-track approval and will need to make a decision sometime in january, and it could be march when they consider it for a full approval. there have been trials that show its efficacy, trials at an earlier stage, and that has looked promising, of the fda has been moving in that direction, but these other the details i need to pick apart, about the side effects, what happens with patients, with his many patients as they can get. interpreting the results will be tricky. for example, when these drugs have high rates of side effects, once someone starts expensing the side effects of the date know they are taking the drug and not the placebo, so they are selection-biased. at this point, it's looking good for eisai. >> sophie with the latest. coming up next, rewards for investors allocating capital towards new themes, including transition technologies. we will be breaking down the numbers and the contraction november pmi and china. >> we are also hearing about expectations of ba

distinguished panel of witnesses here to discuss the important food safety mission at the food and drug administration. for our first panel, i would like to welcome dr. robert k. lift, fda administrator, commissioner. he is joined by doctor susan mayne, and mr. frank yiannas, and mr. michael rogers. thank you for being here this morning. he fda is charged with a critical mission of protecting america's food supply. yet, recent reports have highlighted a lack of leadership, poor communication, and slow governance at the agency that it had a detrimental impact on the safety of the food that every american relies upon. this hearing will highlight, not only fda's decision-making with regards to food safety, but also the impact those decisions have on industry and the overall food supply. the question we need to ask today is, is food safety a priority of the fda? america has the safest food in all the world. but serious concerns remain about the priority that fda gives to food safety and the steps that have led to outbreaks, or critical shortages and individuals getting sick. and easy explanation is that f

the food and drug administration has approved lab grown chicken to be made from animal cells. eet usda and fda requirements and passed food safety inspections. upside foods is a food tech company headquartered in berkeley that aims to grow sustainable meat. it's not known when the lab grown chicken will be sold in stores. latest projections show . republicans have now won the majority in the u. s house of representatives. they now have the 218 seats needed to take control. democrats have 211 and six seats remain undecided. and that means come january. it will be a divided government on capitol hill, with democrats keeping control of the senate and republicans taking over the house. the majority is for each side or slam so it will be difficult to pass legislation. what it means is that even some of the most basic legislative duties of congress like passing spending bills, raising the debt ceiling are going to potentially become flashpoints because these margins are so narrow. california congressman kevin mccarthy is republican house speaker nominee, but he'll need just about eve

about your filed a petition asking the food and drug administration to record those products.e. it is 7 57. we're learning more about what led up to the shooting death of the egos rapper take off. the 28 year old rapper was at a party in houston, texas, at a bowling alley. but according to his record label, he was shot and killed. it happened afterward, there was a fight that broke out over a dice game. local music and tv producer from oakland says after years of working in the music industry artists today have a target on their backs directly related to the rise of social media. that's why i think that there is a crisis in the hip hop community where a lot of cloud chasing is going on where , you know, um a lot of these young guys on drugs. they're doing crazy stuff. and now a rapper has become a prize a target. ppe frank williams latest project is a new tv series called hip hop homicides and eight part series investigating some of hip hop's most notorious deaths. take off was not a gangster rapper. he talked about partying and girls , so what we really wanted to do is often

these statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration.(gentle bright music) - hello, i'm christine bullock. welcome viewers from across the country to "house call." today we're talking about your joints, what to do about those aching knees, shoulders, hips, and fingers. people often ask me what i think about the latest miracle pill cream or device for their joints, promising a pain-free active life. boy, they sure do sound good, but do any of them really work? stay tuned because my medical guest today says there is hope.

there's a warning from the food and drug administration about raw oysters , the fda advising people not to eat or serve raw oysters manufactured by die one food company. the oysters were sold, frozen on a half shell to 13 different states, including california. the fda says some of the company's oysters, which were harvested in february, have been tied to sapporo virus illness. now the virus can cause a lot of flu like symptoms so far, the southern nevada health district has reported to illnesses among people who ate those oysters at a las vegas restaurants. a rare show of defiance in china. coming up the reason for big protests against president president xi jinping. that's definitely him. dude. that's just a guy, taking a little break with a peppermint frosty... i gotta ask him... -hello. -hi. mind if i sit? okay... when it's frosty time... choose wisely. choose wendy's new peppermint frosty the best surprises are found where you least expect them. at a price that you won't believe. where? lowe's, actually. black friday is here! get our best deals on everything for the season while yo

the food and drug administration has been frequently in the headlines recently, but few of us know muchabout how the agency works. drugs, the fda safety, efficacy and the public's trust tells story of how the fda became the most trusted regulatory agency the world before it existed. drug makers could hawk any potion claim treatment for any ailment and make any promise on a label. but a series of tragedies, health crises and patient advocacy forced the government to take responsible for the efficacy and safety, drugs and medical devices. in 2011, the avastin hearings, a century of the fda's evolution demonstrating how its of checks and balances works or doesn't. now on to siddhartha mukherjee who is the author of the new york times best seller gene an intimate history the emperor of all maladies, a biography of cancer, which the 2011 pulitzer prize in general nonfiction and the laws of medicine. he also happens to be an associate professor of medicine at columbia university and a cancer and researcher. the song of the cell an exploration medicine in the new human begins in the late 1600s

and just over. >>> u.s. food & drug administration is giving electronic cigarette makers a warning over unauthorized marketingctice. it's likely to promote use by children. >> some of the products represent popsicles, glow sticks, even a nintendo game boy if you believe it. before we go, want to leave you with this amazing view of earth taken from the owe rye rye on spacecraft after the much space rocket. >> it is 51 miles away. the unmanned craft is in day two in which nasa hopes to set the stage sending humans back to the moon and maybe some day mars. >> yeah. they're going to set up camp on the moon. thanks for joining us on "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster. >> i'm bianca nobilo. "early start" is up next right here on cnn. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms and effortlessly respoponds to both of you. our smart sleepers getet 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. provenen quality sleep. only from sleep number. ♪ i had a bad relationship with my student loan. the interest was costing me... well, us... a fortune. no matter how muc

drug? and given the side effects, is it worth it in terms of what researchers are saying at this point? >> bianna, essentially that's what the u.s. food & drug administrationrug, but the study authors themselves say that longer studies need to be done. so efficacy, first, what they did, they took 1800 people between the ages of 50 and 90 who had mild early stages of alzheimer's. hat goff a ploo seo, hat the dripping. the half that got the drug did see a decline, but 27% slower. also, the folks in the drug group they lower levels of amyloid. so the two big questions are, well, that's good, no question, but is that enough to make a difference? will they be able to function better? will their families notice a difference? the second question is, what about the side effects? that's a serious question for this drugs. 17% of the people who took the drug on the study, 17% had brain bleeding. another 12% had brain swelling. now, to be clear, some of the folks who took the placebo had those two things, too, but nearly at rates that high. the media has reported on two deaths of the participants. the company said the deaths are not societied, but it will be interesti