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Regulating In Uncertainty: Animating The Public Health Product Safety Net To Capture Consumer Products Regulated By The Fda That Use Innovative Technologies, Including Nanotechnologies, Genetic Modification, Cloning, And Lab Grown Meat, Katharine A. Van Tassel

Faculty Publications

The past several decades have seen the creation of transformative new technologies that are being used to design innovative consumer product ingredients never seen before in nature. Examples include the use of nanotechnology and genetic modification, and, right around the corner, cloning and lab grown meat. These innovative technologies are harbingers of more pioneering consumer product ingredients to come. The remarkable pace of the development of ground-breaking new technologies means that the population is being steadily exposed to novel ingredients with unknown health risks.

Optimally, the Food & Drug Administration ("FDA") should be regulating these innovative, novel ingredients in consumer …

Mature Product Preemption Doctrine: The Unitary Standard And The Paradox Of Consumer Protection, The, Jean Macchiaroli Eggen

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Respecting Litigants' Privacy And Public Needs: Striking Middle Ground In An Approach To Secret Settlements, Emily Fiftal

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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On Lemon Squeezers And Locking Devices: Consumer Product Safety And Firearms, A Modest Proposal, James T. Dixon

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Product Recalls: A Remedy In Need Of Repair, Teresa M. Schwartz, Robert S. Adler

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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