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1989 FDLI Update 1 (1989)

handle is hein.journals/fdliup1989 and id is 1 raw text is: Volume 7, No. 1 January 1989 Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act The Hyatt Regency Washington was a surge of activity on November 28th through the 30th. Over 1200 people attended the joint FDA/FDLI annual meeting to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938. FDLI Board of Trustees activities began on Monday, November 28th with the annual Board meeting and a tour of Washington, D.C. for all spouses. The annual Board dinner capped the day's events at the Columbus Club in Union Station. Early Tuesday morning, the conference began with FDLI President Frank Duckworth delivering the morning welcome. Afterwards, attendees, speakers, and panel- ists looked toward the future and discussed regulation of foods, drugs, devices and cosmetics in the year 2000. Gerald L. Barkdoll, D.P.A., the Associate Commissioner for Planning and Evaluation of FDA moderated the session and described the newly-completed study of the future of food and drug regulation. Other topics relating to future society and technology were given by Richard ag Richard J. Kogan , Chairman of FDLI's Board of Trustees (and President and Chief Operating Officer of Schering-Plough Corporation) addresses attendees at the 32nd Annual Educational Conference. B. Wirthlin, Ph.D. of The Wirthlin Group and Clement Bezold of Alternative Futures Associates. Richard J. Kogan, President and Chief Operating Officer of Schering-Plough Corporation introduced FDA Com- missioner Frank E. Young. Commissioner Young spoke of FDA's general accomplishments and plans for the future. A panel, led by William J. Curran, J.D., LL.D, Harvard School of Public Health discussed The Law: What It Will Be, What It Should Be. Other topics of discussion were Regulatory Implications of New Risk Assessment Methodologies with Alexander M. Walker, M.D., Dr.P.H., Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Pro- gram; FDA's Human Resources with Mark Novitch, M.D., The Upjohn Company; The Implications of International Changes on FDA with William B. Walsh, M.D.; Consumer Protection and Freedom of Choice chaired by Leroy L. Schwartz, M.D. of Health Policy International; The Future FDA and Industry Relation- ship with Alexander M. Schmidt, M.D.; and Changing Roles in Health Care chaired by Mary O. Mundinger, Dr. P.H~, Columbia University and presented by Charma A. Konnor, Pharm. of FDA. Clement Bezold summarized Tuesday's program. cont'd on page 8 THE FOOD and DRUG LAW INSTITUTE .-s. President's Message.......................................... 2 People, etc........................................................ . 3 New Members ................................................... 3 Annual Meeting Photo Gallery............................. 4 Job Listings .................................................... . 6 FD LI Briefs ........................................................ . 6 Federal Register Digest ..................................... 7 Upcoming Events ..............................................8 Conference Recap.................................. 9 Case Notes ....................... 10 Book Notes ....................... 10 Member Services ............................................ 11 k, J

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