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No, you generally cannot take original patient records when leaving a medical practice, as they belong to the practice, not the individual physician. However, you can request copies or access to [...]

Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs must follow strict FDA labeling requirements to ensure consumer safety. Proper labels include active ingredients, uses, dosage instructions, warnings, and [...]

Understand the differences between a Health Care Proxy and Durable Power of Attorney, and learn why having both ensures your medical and financial wishes are protected.

Medical offices can go corporate, transitioning from physician-owned practices to entities managed by corporations, private equity groups, or healthcare management companies. While this shift can [...]

Navigating the legal boundaries for cosmetics in the U.S. requires understanding the distinct roles of the FDA and FTC. The FDA oversees product safety, labeling, and classification, ensuring [...]

FDA Warning Letters are formal notifications issued when the FDA finds significant regulatory violations in areas like labeling, marketing, or manufacturing practices. While a warning letter [...]

The Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) is a legal doctrine that prohibits corporations and non-physicians from owning or controlling medical practices. Its purpose is to preserve physician [...]