Electronic Orange Book Online - It'll be a wait for the 2012 version

Updated Feb 3, 2016:
It's here! The latest Orange Book Annual Edition

You might also be interested in this webpage:
FDA Orange Book: Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations

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Electronic Orange Book Online | The Health, Drug, Prescription, and GMP Supersite:  'via Blog this'

OK you eager beavers out there!   If history serves us, you'll have to wait until the end of Q1 2012 to see a brand new cumulative version of the Orange Book that is current through the end of 2011.

In the meantime, just navigate to the link provided above for your needs.

Happy hunting, and be patient!

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FDA Urgent Egg Recall Due To Salmonella

Updated April 21, 2017

The original link didn't age well.  You might have been interested in this related link:
August 20, 2010: Related nationwide recall:
Eggs from Hillandale Farms may put consumers at risk for Salmonella.

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Wow! These eggs are everywhere.

Be warned that these potentially contaminated eggs have traveled all over the country, reports this FDA news release, URGENT Nationwide Egg Recall - Eggs in Their Shells May Put Consumers at Risk for Salmonella.

If you've got eggs in the fridge, you probably want to read this urgent FDA update.

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Go For Gold - I Mean Nanoparticles And Drugs

Updated June 16, 2025

The original link broke.

You might also be interested in this FDA webpage:

https://www.fda.gov/about-fda/nctr-research-focus-areas/nanotechnology

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This just caught my eye, Team Designs Gold Nanoparticles to Deliver Multiple Drugs. This is really unusual. Build some gold nanoparticles with drugs stuck on them, and with the right infrared exposure, the gold releases the drugs. The MIT research team reports that when exposed to infrared light, the gold nanoparticles melt, releasing drug payloads attached to their surfaces. They built two different shapes of nanoparticles, called "nanobones" and "nanocapsules." Nanobones melt at light wavelengths of 1,100 nanometers, nanocapsules at 800 nanometers. The team thinks this technique could one day provide more control of diseases commonly treated with more than one drug, by attaching mulple drugs to the surface of the nanoparticles.

Very cool, don't you think?!

More Infomation:
FDA and Nanotechnology Products - FAQs

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