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History of FDA oversight of dietary supplements – podcastHistory of FDA oversight of dietary supplements – podcast

In part one of this podcast, veteran lawyer Peter Barton Hutt of Covington & Burling LLP reflects on FDA’s role over the decades in regulating dietary supplements and efforts to impose restrictions that were stymied time and again.

Josh Long

August 15, 2019

History of FDA oversight of dietary supplements – podcast

Natural Products INSIDER's Josh Long interviewed attorney Peter Barton Hutt of Covington & Burling LLP to discuss FDA's role over dietary supplements in the 20th century and the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA).

In part one of this podcast, Hutt discusses: 

FDA's attempts over several decades to impose restrictions on dietary supplements that were stymied time and again; 

The agency's chief concerns over dietary supplements; 

Formation of an industry trade group in the 1970s; and

FDA's leadership under David Kessler in the 1990s. 

Editor's note: To tune into the second part of the podcast and read about what Hutt had to say about DSHEA, click here

Got feedback? Email Josh at [email protected] or tweet to @NatProdINSIDER using the hashtag #INSIDERpodcast

 

About the Author(s)

Josh Long

Associate editorial director, Natural Products Insider, Informa Markets Health and Nutrition

Josh Long has been a journalist since 1997, holds a J.D. from the University of Wyoming College of Law, and was admitted to practice law in Colorado in 2008. Josh is the legal and regulatory editor with Informa's Health and Nutrition Network, specializing on matters related to Natural Products Insider. Ping him with story ideas at [email protected].

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