It's great to see that the FDA is collaborating with content providers such as Everyday Health and WebMD to expand the reach of consumer health information. As more people become tech savvy, they are using their computers and smartphones to research health information. However, some of the content out there is not accurate or reliable.
According to the FDA, the partnership will initially include:
- A new online resource at www.EverydayHealth.com/FDA: The new co-branded Web site will feature a variety of health content from FDA. The latest information on food and medical product safety as well as prevention and wellness topics will be featured. In the event of breaking public health information, Everyday Health will also feature special “FDA Alert” modules in select locations throughout the site and network, and in e-mail newsletters.
- A new FDA/Everyday Health co-branded weekly newsletter: The latest FDA consumer health information will be sent to subscribers in a weekly Everyday Health newsletter (www.EverydayHealth.com/FDA) The FDA/Everyday Health newsletter will contain “FDA Alerts” as well as up-to-date information on drug safety, cosmetics and skin care products and children’s health products, to name a few.
i have heard so many things about FDA, they are working good of health, people are looking for more great steps taking by FDA. Global Health and Fitness
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