Topic: Food and Drug Administration

Britain on Monday again started allowing fully vaccinated travelers from the United States and European Union to cross its borders without restrictions or the need to quarantine.

Emergent BioSolutions said Thursday it will resume manufacturing bulk drug substances for Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine after an extensive review prompted by the ruining of millions of doses at one of its plants.

With the withdrawal from Afghanistan complete and the agreement to end "combat" missions in Iraq before the new year, the question of why America never seems to learn from its past is obvious.

Pfizer and Moderna have been asked by federal regulators to expand the size of the studies of their respective COVID-19 vaccines to include more children between the ages of 5 and 11, according to news reports.

More than 50 major healthcare groups on Monday called for employers to mandate COVID-19 vaccines for health and long-term care workers.

Researchers at Ohio State University found in a new survey that anxiety, depression and burnout are on the rise as its students prepare to return to campus this fall.

A new form of gene therapy may help prevent vision loss caused by diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma, according to a study published Thursday by the journal Cell.

With travel restrictions lifted at 95% of U.S. military installations, service members can now get COVID-19 vaccinations without pre-authorization.

The first full approval of a drug to treat lymphoma in dogs has been granted by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

A federal court has struck down a government ban that attempted to force a Massachusetts school to stop using controversial electroshock devices to keep some students with disabilities from harming themselves and others.