Healthcare/Hospital Law
Jan. 7, 2006
Regulatory Hair-Splitting Saps State Warnings on Mercury
SAN FRANCISCO - For all of its reputation as a bad actor promoting mental illness, birth defects and cancer, mercury has proven remarkably resistant to attempts to force enhanced warnings about it on medications and food.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
For all of its reputation as a bad actor promoting mental illness, birth defects and cancer, mercury has proven remarkably resistant to attempts to force enhanced warnings about it on medications and food.
That's despite the existence in California of a unique right-to-know la...
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