Can a company sue for a negative review?

Can a company sue you for a negative review?

CBS News-19 hours ago

For the past two years, the complaint continues, the company had marketed and sold its line of dietary supplements and food products directly to Internet ...

‘A drug-level randomized controlled clinical trial for a supplement has never been the standa...

‘A drug-level randomized controlled clinical trial for a supplement has never been the standa...

Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals Files Lawsuit Against Dynamic Sports Nutrition and Brian Clapp Over Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) and Deceptive Trade Practices

ATLANTA, Sept. 30, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- A lawsuit has been brought over Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO), trademark infringement, and deceptive advertising allegations involving Dynamic Sports Nutrition's "bogus" steroids alternatives, D-anabol 25  DECA 200, TREN 75, and Pituitary Growth Hormone products. The lawsuit alleges that BuySteroids.com is a criminal enterprises riddled with false and deceptive advertisements. Brian Clapp, the owner of Steroid.com; Anabolics.com; Dianabol.com; BuySteroids.com; RoidStore.com; and  Dynamicsportsnutrition.com, has been misrepresenting their products and ingredients. The websites listed above create an illusion that it sells anabolic steroids — when it does not.  More at: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hi-tech-pharmaceuticals-files-lawsuit-against-dynamic-sports-nutrition-and-brian-clapp-over-racketeer-influenced-and-corrupt-organizations-rico-and-deceptive-trade-practices-300151338.html

Calcium From Supplements or Dairy Doesn't Work

Calcium From Supplements or Dairy Doesn't Strengthen Bones ...

NBCNews.com-14 hours ago

Most of the studies showed people over 50 get no benefit at all from taking either calcium supplements or from eating calcium in food. People were just as likely ...

Calcium supplements don't work, say experts
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Dietary Supplements and FDA Compliance: A 2015 Update on ... Nutritional Outlook-6 hours ago

Dietary Supplements and FDA Compliance: A 2015 Update on ...

Nutritional Outlook-6 hours ago

Unfortunately, in the five-odd years since dietary supplement cGMP practices went into full effect under 21 CFR Part

Judge may split off meningitis duo

Judge may split off meningitis duo

Boston Herald-8 hours ago

... is considering trying two former New England CompoundingCenter executives accused of murder separate from 12 of their colleagues facing lesser charges.

One-third of hormone users at menopause take unapproved, untested compounded drugs Cases of uterine cancer reported among users of compounded hormones THE NORTH AMERICAN MENOPAUSE SOCIETY (NAMS)

One-third of hormone users at menopause take unapproved ...

EurekAlert (press release)-9 hours ago

CLEVELAND, Ohio (September 30, 2015)--A third of US women who take hormones at menopause are using compounded hormones, shows a new national ...

Survey: One-third of US women use compounded hormones at ...
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This morning the Today Show announced it will be airing a story on dietary supplements and holding off before you reach for them

FDA Law Blog: September 29, 2015 Back from Break: FDA Issues Letter to Pathway Genomics for Cancer Screening LDT; Proposed Legislative Alternatives to FDA Framework Continue to Emerge By Jamie K. Wolszon & Jeffrey N. Gibbs –

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FDA urged to improve oversight of animal drug compounding fda.einnews.com/.../288894491-fda-urged-to-improve-oversight-of-ani... 4 hours ago - The U.S. Food

FDA urged to improve oversight of animal drug compounding

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4 hours ago - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) should