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One Man's Ten-Year Ordeal With Prostate Cancer
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The FDA Versus the American Consumer
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Dying From Deficiency
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Drugs the FDA Says You Can't Have
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FDA Suffers Second Massive Legal Defeat in Pearson v. Shalala
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Ending The Cancer Bureaucracy
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Life Extension Wins in the House and Senate
Congress Recognizes The Prescription Drug Problem
Americans are getting Healthier... But the FDA Remains a Major Impediment
Are We to Become Serfs of the Drug Monopoly?
   1999
A Glorious Victory Over FDA Tyranny
The Great American Rip-Off
The Plague Of FDA Regulation
Health Costs to Double Is there a free-market solution?
The FDA versus Folic Acid
   1998
They Want You Brain Dead
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