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1848 First Federal Attempt at Regulation
Adulterated quininegoven to American soldiers in Mexico
Goverenment steped in Have the right to govern INTERstate more contraversiol as whether of right to govern INTRstate
1906 Federal Pure Drug and Food Act
Government requires drugs marketed INTERstate to satisfy minimal standards of strength and purity
NOT address efficacy - if drug worked or not
1912 Amendment ot 1906
First regulation of labeling issue fist use of "misbranded"
Just prevent maing outraugeous claims NOT is drug acually worked
1938 Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
Set standards for safety
Enacted because product containing diethylene glycol (antifreeze) had to show now proof of safety
Sill NOT show effective
1962 Amendment to 1938
First set of efficacy standards for both prescription and OTC
Had to notify FDA prior to start of human trials
Drugs prior to 1938 exempt
1970 Controlled Substance Act
Regulates manufacure, distribution and dispensing of controlled substances (physical and psychosocial dependence) everyone except patient
Controlled by DEA
Schedule I drugs
High Potential Abuse
No accepted medical use
No refills
Doesnt liimit availibilit but makes it illegal
Schedule II drugs
High Potential Abuse
Yes Accepted Medical use
No refills accept emergency physicain must present RX in 72 hours
Schedule III drugs
Moderate potential abuse
Yes accepted medical use
5X or 6 months refills
Schedule IV drugs
Low potential abuse
Yes accepted medical use
5X or 6 months refills
Schedule V drugs
Lowest potential abuse
Yes accepted medical use
5X or 6 months refills
Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act 1994
Product having one or more of Vitamin, Mineral, Herb, AA, dietry supplement used to suppleentthe diet by increasing the total dietary intake
MUST carry disclaimer saying that claims have NOT been evaluated by FDA