FDA, actually.

And they're really strictly regulated.

Indian higher education is completely regulated.

Rice prices are regulated by the government.

Prices were strictly regulated during the war.

Accidents will happen in the best regulated families.

Think of it as a regulated public utility.

Hong Kong is the least regulated economy in Asia.

It's probably the batteries. They're cheap batteries, not regulated right.

Body temperature was first regulated with the evolution of sails.

The FDA allows manufacturers to claim that their products contain

This device was just FDA approved in the last year.

I regulated the O2 tank, took some Dramamine, and tried to sleep.

India had, still has, a regulated phone system and so did we.

Instead, FDA recommends the final method we demonstrated, the running water method.

SS Researchers are hoping to present their studies to the FDA this summer.

The MBI unit has now been FDA approved, but it's not yet widely available.

In the areas that are regulated, there are so many rules no human could possibly know it.

For safety, such dissenters are kept far away from the president in tightly regulated first amendment zones.

And inform them that the water is shared between them every share of the water shall be regulated.

And if I'd said something completely bizarre he would have looked askance at me, and regulated the conversation.

Ten percent of people in the trial had this dramatic response that was shown here, and the drug went to the FDA, and the FDA said, Without a placebo, how do I know patients actually benefited from the drug?

It's now been FDA approved, and it'll hopefully be on the market in the next year or so.

There is no area of the government not the EPA or the FDA that controls genetically engineered pets.

The FDA estimates that of all the Americans who have tattoos, 17 percent of us regret getting them.

So the morning the FDA was going to meet, this was the editorial in the Wall Street Journal.

They took all of the trials which were submitted to the FDA as part of the approval package.

Plus they don't give health and safety data, so, consequently, they cannot be regulated before they go to market.

Here's a woman with a breast cancer, being treated with the antiangiogenic drug called Avastin, which is FDA approved.

That drug Jones claims it's in my body, cortexiphan, it's a drug patented but not approved by the FDA.

And this is, in 2004, the FDA has approved MR guided focused ultrasounds for the treatment of symptomatic uterine fibroids.

The second news was that I was the only person in this FDA protocol who always took their medication on time.

Because it turns out that the number one cancer in women, breast cancer, is regulated by estrogen and by this enzyme aromatase.

I show that they had a very large negative impact on the lung health of asthmatic patients and thus should be regulated.

At this point the task is being performed in a beautifully stereotyped way very beautifully regulated and highly repeated, trial to trial.

I told them it would probably take five years to get through the FDA, and probably 10 years to be reasonably functional.

And just last month the first FDA approved application was approved to allow radiologists to do actual reading on these sorts of devices.

Based on this trial, in April of this year, the FDA approved Tumor Treating Fields for the treatment of patients with recurrent GBM.

Importantly, it was the first time ever that the FDA included in their approval of an oncology treatment a quality of life claim.

Well, because of the FDA, we didn't save the pig's life, because we need to do this type of animal research for humans.

It's registered, the MHRA and the CE mark, for those who don't know, for Europe, is the equivalent of the FDA in the U.S.

EPA and the FDA over who really had authority, and over what parts of this, and they didn't get it straightened out for months.

So this took all of the trials that had ever been conducted on antidepressants that were approved over a 15 year period by the FDA.

What's interesting about Credit Default Swaps sometimes referred to as CDSes is that even though there are insurance for all purposes, they are not regulated like insurance.

There are antiangiogenic treatments that are FDA approved, and if you're a cancer patient, or working for one or advocating for one, you should ask about them.