FDA’s August 4, 2009, Final Rule classifying dental amalgam in Class II and concomitant failure to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement, or at least, and Environmental Assessment under the National Environmental Protection Act (“NEPA.”)
Breaking News
Mercury leaking from Kerr amalgam capsules during trituration
OSHA requires employers to provide a workplace free of serious recognized hazards and in compliance with OSHA Standards
Submit Injured Consumer Testimonials
Town Hall discussion with the FDA’s Director of CDRH, May 5, 2011
Injured Consumer, Freya B. Koss – President of the PA Coalition for Mercury-Free Dentistry
Tara Lorai ongoing recovery from mercury exposure
FDA commissioner Margaret Hamburg’s stock scandal with largest distributor of amalgam, Henry Schein
The role of environmental factors in autoimmune thyroiditis
Mercury levels in plasma and urine after removal of all amalgam restorations: the effect of using rubber dams
A series of funny cartoons on dental mercury fillings
Daubert: The Most Influential Supreme Court Ruling You’ve Never Heard Of
