A Safer Place to Eat-prevent food borne illness
"A Safer Place To Eat: a guide to prevention of food borne illnesses in the home."" Presented by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. A public safely program hosted by an African American woman that shows the harmful effects of bacteria and the importance of cleanliness with food preparation. Includes the different germs, the three things that make germs grow (moisture, temperature, food), using a refrigerator to slow the growth, freezer and cooking to stop growth and killing the germs. The host explains the ways to avoid botulism. man shopping in grocery store black man cooking spaghetti sauce black woman on phone mother and two children at dinner table black woman host talks about bacteria and germs.
Paramount
Advertisements for weight reduction in 1935
WOMEN'S ISSUES
Episode #2 OBD: 1963-10-14 TRT: 30 min Host: Clark Mollenhoff, Washington Bureau of Cowles Publications Guests: Senator Hubert Humphrey (D-Minnesota), chairman of a Senate subcommittee investigating the operations of the Food and Drug Administration. Senator Philip Hart (D-Michigan), chairman of a Senate subcommittee inquiring into the high prices of certain drugs on the market Senator Thomas Dood (D-Connecticut), proponent of legislation to tighten regulations on sales of barbiturates and “pep pills” Senator Karl Mundt (R-South Dakota), who believes that the disclosure of the Thalidomide danger was due more to Dr. Frances Kelsey than to the working of the FDA Congressman L. H. Fountain (D-North Carolina), chairman of a house committee studying the administration of the FDA George Larrick, commissioner of the FDA, will answer some of the criticisms leveled at his agency and tell what his agency is doing to enforce the law. In addition, a representative of the drug industry and a Mayo Clinic physician will comment. During the Thalidomide tragedy of 1962, public attention was focused on dangers to public health and safety through laxities in the enforcement of regulations covering new medicines by the Food and Drug Administration. Now long after the Thalidomide tragedy, serious questions are being raised by concerned legislators about the current effectiveness of the laws and the ability of the FDA to protect the public against another similar incident. AT ISSUE will bring to the screen those who see evidence of “rigged” reports by some doctors on clinical investigation of new drugs, see “loopholes” in existing legislation, and allege slowness in removing potentially dangerous drugs from the market. AT ISSUE: A LESSON OF THALIDOMIDE A production of National Educational Television Producer: Alvin Perlmutter
News Clip: Baby deaths
Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.
FDA/AVANDIA HRG DAY TWO 2
08:43:47:28 DISK 2 // 8:43 TO 9:51 // The Food and Drug Administration holds a joint meeting of the Endocrinologic and Metabolic Drugs Advisory Committee and the Drug Safety and Risk Management Adviso ...
Inspectors check bottles of pills at a Food and Drugs Administration Laboratory in Washington DC, United States.
Bottles of pills on a conveyor belt at a Pharmaceutical and Food and Drugs Administration Laboratory in Washington DC, United States. A man works on an instrument and writes down on a paper. Food and drugs inspectors check bottles of pills. Bottles of pills on conveyor belt. Location: Washington DC USA. Date: July 8, 1965.
LSD Claims Are Bunk, Says FDA Head - HD
James Goddard, Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration tells a Senate committee that claims about the benefits of LSD don't appear in scientific journals and are therefore "bunk."
FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
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FOOD IRRADIATION
B-ROLL AND INTERVIEWS REGARDING THE FDA'S APPROVAL OF MEAT IRRADIATION.
Breast Implants; 4/20/91
Operation, With Breast Implants, Women Testify in front of Congress, EXT Food and Drug Administration, FDA
1960s ANIMATION hands take dishes with pills on them / pill bottle marked "DINNER" on tray
76294 1950s MIDWEST UNITED STATES CATTLE INDUSTRY & FARMING CORN
Made in 1949, CATTLE AND THE CORN BELT presents the story of meat and corn production in the American Middle West. It shows a typical cattle ranch and the duties of the cow-hand; transporting cattle to corn belt for fattening; typical corn-belt farm with mechanical harvesting methods; and an annual country fair. The film includes images of a slaughterhouse, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulation, railroads, stock yards, packing plants, and more. The film features images of Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa (the leading corn growing state), farming and cultivation, manufacture of feed, harvesting of soybeans, silos, hog raising, cattle raising, and more. The Olson farm near Marshallton, Iowa is profiled at the 3 minute mark. Cattle from Wyoming end up at the Olson farm where they are fattened up for sale, a process shown at the 8:30 mark. The Marshall County Fair at the 11:30 mark remains similar to modern ones, with a cattle show, carnival rides, contests, and more. <p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com
Asian Man Heart attack during work on Monitor
Middle Age man has respiratory problem from covid-19 so wear Inhaler Oxygen mask all time for treatment. Elderly Senior Boss meeting on Internet, adjust Air Quantity of Oxygen Concentrator Portable
Paramount
FDA Commissioner Walter Campbell comments on sale of dangerous and misrepresented products and states correction of previously incorrect information
News Clip: Saccharin
Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.
FDA/AVANDIA HRG DAY TWO 1
07:36:22:23 DISK 1 // 7:36 TO 8:43 // The Food and Drug Administration holds a joint meeting of the Endocrinologic and Metabolic Drugs Advisory Committee and the Drug Safety and Risk Management Adviso ...
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES EXTERIORS (2001)
Men and a woman at a conference at Food and Drugs Administration in Washington DC, United States.
Woman and a man in an office at Food and Drugs Administration in Washington DC, United States. Two men join in the conference. They hold files in their hands and discuss about investigational new drug on compound 432. Location: Washington DC USA. Date: July 8, 1965.
CONTEMPORARY STOCK FOOTAGE
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Ribicoff Wants FDA to Adapt to New Drugs - HD
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff (D-Conn.) names some pharmaceuticals he sees as being on their way, including a new form of LSD, smart pills and memory pills. He asks if the FDA is up to the job of responding to the new era.
FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
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