While the Food and Drug Administration regulates the equipment, licensing of health care providers is left to individual states.

The Food and Drug Administration regulates labeling of vanilla flavorings.

The Food and Drug Administration is regulating the fish because it considers the added gene to be an animal drug.

The Food and Drug Administration does not regulate pepper spray because it is neither a drug nor a food.

The biggest stumbling block today seemed to be how much authority to give the Food and Drug Administration to regulate tobacco products.

The Food and Drug Administration regulates manufacturers of equipment but does not inspect facilities, which are licensed by states.

Such classifications would insure that the Food and Drug Administration could regulate tobacco.

Until now lawmakers from the tobacco belt have opposed allowing the Food and Drug Administration to regulate tobacco.

Your suggestion that the Food and Drug Administration regulate health claims on food labels is absolutely right.

Their advertising receives far less government scrutiny than claims for prescription drugs, which the Food and Drug Administration regulates closely.