...why would they risk it ? ?
That's a good question, but for example (crazy, right!?)
https://www.fda.gov/ICECI/EnforcementActions/WarningLetters/ucm366985.htm
And anyway, there are
like at least three sides to this
thing; if it can be presented in groups and there (surely,
‘Don’t Call Me Shirley’) may be more, please feel free to add:
- Non-FDA aprroved drugs, not illicit - at all - but, for example, the so-called dietary supplements can fall under this category
- FDA-approved drugs: which nobody in their right mind would use, but the unfortunate...
- Crisis, serious anti-epidemic inoculations, vaccinations and antibiotics.
The first (
1) category applies to all of the medicine - which isn't (!) medicine (sometimes
not at all), when looking at ingredients and otherwise. Often times advertised on TV (um, what would be good examples?), which is a rather serious issue as it makes 'em available to the widest
possible audience.
Second (
2), we have what everybody
always talks about... Various, various-level-of-dangerous, drugs - including "performance enhancers", for students and such. These may be non-approved, as well. Example article following:
Doctors warn new FDA-approved painkiller is deadly dangerous @https://www.rt.com/usa/new-painkiller-deadly-dangerous-260/
And (
3) finally, again an
RT link,
www.rt.com/news/403972-antibiotics-shortage-pharmaceuticals-who/ which comes with a warning from the WHO (World Health Organization) and
'a “serious lack” of new antibiotics', for various (& numerous) reasons that include simple use and (also!) abuse; really, too many to
even get into.
So, we can see that it's a complex, multi-faceted, issue - actually, a myriad of issues which have the potential to upset human population on Earth, in many instances. A good topic, great post, thank you!
^^ ‘Don’t Call Me Shirley’https://www.vulture.com/2016/01/airplane-dont-call-me-shirley.html
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/leslie-nielsen-best-airplane-quotes-and-naked-gun-one-liners/
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