Scare tactics in medicine: how activist groups hijack the FDA

American women be delighted with excellent healthcare, and in the last sum of two units decades have benefited from advances in nutrition, medicines and other medical treatments that have combated diseases, improved quality of life, and stretch outed longevity by an average of five years. American women could be enjoying plane better healthcare, though, if the federal pabulum and Drug Administration (FDA) weren't regularly hijacked by dint of activist groups that misrepresent health risks, unnecessarily frighten the public, and compressing the agency to slow down, and occasionally stop, medical advances.