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Healthy People 2000
Food and Drug Safety Progress Review
September 1, 1999
2-4 p.m. EST
This progress review will be broadcast live from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Center for Devices and Radiological Health studio. Details on how to view the broadcast are provided on the FDA Web site.
Dr. David
Satcher, Assistant Secretary for Health and Surgeon General, will be
joined by a panel of experts representing the public and private health
sectors. Dr. Linda Suydam, Senior Associate Commissioner, Food and Drug
Administration, Mr. Thomas J. Billy, Administrator, Food Safety and
Inspection Service, USDA and Dr. Edward Sondik, Director of the
National Center for Health Statistics will review the progress of the
objectives in the Food and Drug Safety priority area of Healthy People
2000. The participants will engage in a discussion that focuses on:
Assuring
that consumers receive useful information with new prescriptions
Assuring
that health care providers report serious adverse events
Reducing
foodborne illnesses
Increasing
the use of basic food safety techniques when cooking at home
Improving
food safety in restaurants, stores, and institutions
Dr.
Sondik's presentation on drug safety
Dr.
Sondik's presentation on food safety
Briefing
Book Materials
Objective
Charts (color)
View/download
PDF
Objective
Charts (black and white)
View/download
PDF
Data Section
Priority
Area 12: Food and Drug Safety Data Summary Table
View/download
PDF
Detailed
Data Tables
View/download PDF
Related Sites
Food and Drug Administration
Government Food Safety Information
Foodborne
Illness Education
MedWatch
Drug
Evaluation and Research
Office of Disease
Prevention and Health
Promotion
Healthy People 2000 Web Page
Other NCHS Sites
Healthy People 2000
Clinical
Preventive Services
Diabetes
and Chronic Disabling Conditions
Educational
and Community-based Programs
Family
Planning
Food
and Drug Safety
Heart
Disease and Stroke
Immunizations
and Infectious Diseases
Maternal
and Infant Health
Mental
Health and Mental Disorders
Occupational
Safety and Health
Oral
Health
Unintentional
Injuries
Violent
and Abusive Behavior
National Vital Statistics
System
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April 12, 2004
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