Prescription of medications for off-label indications is an increasingly common practice;
recent events highlight such prescribing as one of the cornerstones of evolving clinical …

Predicting the future is a surefire way to embarrass oneself. But it is a relatively safe bet that
Artificial Intelligence (" Al") will transform the practice of healthcare to some appreciable …

Snake oil is dangerous only by way of the claims that are made about its healing powers. It
is a speech problem, and its remedy involves speech restrictions. But First Amendment …

Recent years have witnessed an extraordinary expansion of the First Amendment. In a
number of critical areas, the Roberts Court has significantly elevated the level of protection …

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) plays a vital public health role. It oversees
human and animal medical products, food, dietary supplements, cosmetics, products that …

In 1966, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the drug amantadine
hydrochloride (amantadine) for the prevention of Asian influenza A (H2N2). J Doctors began …

This Article argues that the Food and Drug Administration (" FDA') should regulate drug
manufacturer speech about off-label uses based on the evidentiary support for the relevant …

Although we often-and rightly-think of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as
regulating important therapies for patients, the agency also can regulate non-therapeutic …

ABSTRACT FDA's crucial mission of protecting the safety and integrity of our nation's food
and drug supply has led to several areas of" FDA exceptionalism"-a tendency to apply …

Is more information always better? First Amendment commercial speech jurisprudence takes
this as a given. 1 However, when information is only available from a self-interested and …