'Just crazy': FDA facing backlash over withdrawal of proposed rule to screen some cosmetics for asbestos
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- The FDA has faced significant backlash following its abrupt withdrawal of a proposed rule that aimed to ensure talc-based cosmetics are free from asbestos contamination. This regulation, part of the Biden administration's efforts, would have mandated standardized testing methods for cosmetic companies.
- The withdrawal of this proposal raises concerns about consumer safety and regulatory oversight in the cosmetics industry, particularly regarding the potential health risks associated with asbestos exposure in talc products.
- This decision reflects ongoing tensions between regulatory agencies and the cosmetic industry, highlighting a broader debate over consumer protection and the effectiveness of past and current administrations in addressing public health issues.
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