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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Tuesday, October 11, 2005

CONTACTS:

Pete Price, National Environmental Trust

Phone: (916) 448-1015

Rebecca Farmer, Breast Cancer Action

Phone: (415) 243-9301 x16

Kevin Donegan, Breast Cancer Fund

Phone: (415) 346-8223 x14

Governor Signs Safe Cosmetics Bill

New Law Heightens Scrutiny of Industry Safety



Medicaid Cuts in Pharmacy: A Prescription for Disaster

Community Pharmacists Offer Cost-Saving Solution



HDMA Press Release HDMA Policy Statement

_site: health

_doc_type: ex

_title: HDMA Says 'Time Is Now' For Uniform Prescription Drug Distribution Standards ]

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_creation_date: 10/11/2005

_pub_date: 10/11/2005

_priority: 1

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_FDA: 10/14/2005



For Immediate Release

October 2005

Contact: Tina Coleman

Assistant Director of Corporate Communications

800-884-5771 ext. 239

Preparation for Flu Pandemic Relief Being Tested Anti Retroviral Drugs currently being tested in Thailand for palatability



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FDA Talk Paper

T05-30

October 7, 2005

Media Inquiries:

Laura Alvey, 301-827-6242

Consumer Inquiries:

888-INFO-FDA

FDA Awards Contracts on Databases of Adverse Effects of Marketed Drugs Ability to Monitor Approved Drugs Enhanced



Senate Democrats Urge Frist to Postpone Consideration of Reconciliation Bill

Friday, October 7, 2005

Washington, DC -- Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid and top committee Democrats sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist today urging him to allow the Senate to address the urgent needs of hurricane victims and rising energy prices before taking up legislation expected to cut vital programs and launch another round of tax cuts for the wealthy. We can do better.

[Letter is pasted below]

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October 7, 2005



Former Senator John Breaux Reveals 'What Americans Want in Health Care Reform'

Survey Finds 88% of American Voters Want Congress to Compromise on Uninsured Issue



National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)

http://www3.niaid.nih.gov/

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Tuesday, October 11, 2005

CONTACT: NIAID News Office, 301-402-1663, niaidnews@niaid.nih.gov

NIAID LAUNCHES FIRST PHASE II TRIAL OF A "GLOBAL" HIV/AIDS VACCINE



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