The US Food and Drug Administration must be careful in its communications since an appeals court ruled it does not have the authority to endorse or denounce a medical practice. But agency officials say it is imperative to get accurate information through to the public.
“There's one strain of legal reasoning that a federal agency should just say the facts, and then it's up to others to decide what to do with those facts,” FDA Commissioner Robert Califf stated. Many of us “believe that if going beyond the facts goes too far, that's bad