What does the Food and Drug Administration accept as proof that a drug is safe f

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What does the Food and Drug Administration accept as proof that a drug is safe for consumption? a. An affidavit signed by pharmaceutical corporations b. An endorsement by prominent pharmacists in the field of pharmaceutical research c. Carefully documented, clinical trials proving the safety of the drug d. A theoretical treatise arguing that the drug is truly safe to use Q28. Most US nursing homes are Medicare certified. a. true b. false Q29. How much capital is necessary to bring a new drug to market? a. Between one billion and two billion dollars b. Between eighty million and one hundred million dollars c. Between twenty million and thirty million dollars d. Between two-hundred million and eight-hundred million dollars

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27- C is the correct answer that is carefully documented, clinical trials proving the safety of the drug.

Theoretical treatise arguing that the drug is truly safe to use is the process before the FDA generates the proof. So option D is wrong option.

An endorsement by prominent pharmacists in the field of pharmaceutical research is not the proof for a drug to use it. So option B is wrong as well.

An affidavit signed by pharmaceutical corporations is also not the proof from the FDA. It is the proof from pharmaceutical companies.

28- False.

Only over 3% are merdicare certified. Most of the nursing homes are carried by Medicare and medicaid that is over 92%.

29- The cost of developing drug is very high, and according to the research the cost to bring new drug to market is between one billion and two billion dollars. So, option A is the correct answer.

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