The FDA stance is interesting. Instead of banning kids' cold medicines, they've chosen the "lesser of two evils" position. That is, the FDA fears that if they ban cold meds for kids (which are believed to be ineffective), parents will give adult-strength cold meds to children making the whole situation worse.
Check out this MSNBC news video to get the quick story about this, "FDA Rejects Ban On Kids' Cold Meds. "
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Tuesday, October 7, 2008
The FDA And Cold Meds For Children (video)
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