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The FDA approves things based on the purpose they were presented to the FDA/market for. It isn't based on danger, it is based on evidence backed disclosure of
by gammateam 8y ago
The FDA approves things based on the purpose they were presented to the FDA/market for.
It isn't based on danger, it is based on evidence backed disclosure of the danger.
In the specific use the company told the FDA about, it passed, and that will usually happen with some objections or outright denial. The denial didn't happen and that isn't article worthy.