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Federal Register Vol 75, No 147 Monday, August 2, 2010 Notices

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The document outlines the certification and regulatory processes for laboratories conducting forensic urine drug testing under U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, specifically regarding Canadian laboratories. It also announces the availability of a draft Compliance Policy Guide from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) concerning Salmonella contamination in animal feed, providing guidance for enforcement actions related to contaminated animal feed that may affect human health or target animals. Additionally, it mentions a guidance for industry on conducting research with radioactive drugs without an Investigational New Drug Application.

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