J&J Recall

Jane W. (United States of America)
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  1. medicate
    administer a substance that treats or prevents disease
    It is always in the back of my mind when ever I “have” to medicate my son that I put blind trust/faith in drug manufacturers.
  2. contaminant
    a substance that contaminates
    I want locations, contaminants, exact amounts, package numbers, supervisors names, factory locations, dates of production, who knew and didnt say! got the picture?
  3. consent decree
    an agreement between two parties that is sanctioned by the court; for example, a company might agree to stop certain questionable practices without admitting guilt
    Depending on the strength of J&J's response to the recall, a senior industry compliance consultant said there is a 50/50 chance the drugmaker could face a consent decree -- a court enforced agreement between the FDA and the company.
  4. recall
    bring to mind
    (Reuters) - Food and Drug Administration staff is still investigating Friday's recall of some of Johnson & Johnson's Tylenol children's products, but have not ruled out taking further action, an agency spokeswoman said on Monday .
Created on 五月 4, 2010 (updated 五月 4, 2010)

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