FDA Goes From Quarterly Gossip to Daily Drug Drama!
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In a plot twist that would make soap operas jealous, the FDA announced it's ditching quarterly drama reports on drug side effects in favor of daily reality TV-style updates. According to the FDA, this new move to publish 'adverse events concerning drugs on a daily basis' promises a nonstop flood of medical mishaps because, apparently, waiting three months to spill the tea was just too passé. No more waiting for the season finale; the FDA is now the Netflix of pharmaceutical squealing.
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(1 of 3)Source: Statnews | Published: 8/22/2025 | Author: Lizzy Lawrence
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