Twenty-two of the nation's most enterprising early-career scientists were named Pew Scholars in the Biomedical Sciences. Learn more about their work on topics ranging from Autism to Diabetes.
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Edward De Robertis, National Advisory Committee member and founding member of the Pew Latin American Fellows Program, has been elected into the National Academy of Sciences. More info
Despite warning that thousands of inspections would be cut by Sept. 30., FDA reconfigures budget and gets help from $40 million to fund the Food Safety Modernization Act. More info
CDC finds rate nearly 13 times higher than the general population. More than one-third of those Listeria infections during pregnancy occurred among Hispanic women.
A unique device identifier, or UDI, would enable FDA, manufacturers, patients, and clinicians to track medical devices and generate performance data on them.
Ten scientists were named Pew Latin American fellows in the Biomedical Sciences. Learn more about the work of these distinguished scientists.
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