Very occassionally government manages to produce legislation that actually makes sense:
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Of course the industry has erupted into a rage-filled sea of indignation and are suing the minister of health. Personally I think this legislation is long overdue - especially the mandated warning labels.
What do you think? Does your country have similar legislation? Does this make sense?
*MCC - Medicines Control Council
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CAMs used in alternative medical disciplines such as homeopathy, naturopathy, Ayurveda, osteopathy, phytotherapy and aromatherapyare included in a new category of regulated medicines, called category D. All existing and new CAMs must be submitted to the MCC* for safety, quality and efficacy assessment and registration. All category D medicines must be appropriately labelled and any product not registered with the MCC must carry a label declaring: “This medicine has not been evaluated by the Medicines Control Council. This medicine is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease”. |
Of course the industry has erupted into a rage-filled sea of indignation and are suing the minister of health. Personally I think this legislation is long overdue - especially the mandated warning labels.
What do you think? Does your country have similar legislation? Does this make sense?
*MCC - Medicines Control Council
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