The US Food and Drug Administration needs to take a more proactive approach to communicating to counter the tide of misinformation consumers are exposed to, a new report commissioned by the agency instructs. However, FDA Commissioner Robert Califf and other experts cautioned that some of this work may need to be led by outside parties to ensure public buy in.
FDA “should be more proactive in listening, for, spotting and addressing misconceptions before they escalate,” the Reagan-Udall Foundation for the...