Author

Chloe Reichel

  • Weekly Round-Up

    Petrie-Flom Interns’ Weekly Round-Up, 2/21-2/28

    By Chloe Reichel 1) The Food and Drug Administration has proposed a new format for nutrition facts. The design would prominently feature calorie count and serving size to clearly communicate the nutritional content of the…

    Petrie-Flom Interns’ Weekly Round-Up, 2/21-2/28

  • Biotechnology

    Petrie-Flom Interns’ Weekly Round-Up, 2/14-2/21

    By Chloe Reichel 1) Belgium’s recent vote to legalize euthanasia for children has drawn international debate and criticism. The law would allow terminally ill children to end their lives, provided that they have parental consent.…

    Petrie-Flom Interns’ Weekly Round-Up, 2/14-2/21

  • Biotechnology

    Petrie-Flom Interns’ Weekly Round-Up, 1/31-2/7

    By Chloe Reichel 1) On February 11, the FDA will launch its “Real Cost,” anti-smoking campaign. The $115-million campaign is geared toward discouraging teenagers from smoking by emphasizing the “personally relevant” effects of smoking. 2) Lawsuits…

    Petrie-Flom Interns’ Weekly Round-Up, 1/31-2/7

  • Petrie-Flom Center

    Petrie-Flom Intern’s Weekly Round-Up: 12/9-12/16

    By Chloe Reichel 1) In developing nations, tobacco companies are trying to prevent regulation of their products. They claim that tobacco laws are in violation of trade treaties. 2) In a report released on Thursday,…

    Petrie-Flom Intern’s Weekly Round-Up: 12/9-12/16

  • Genetics

    Petrie-Flom Intern’s Weekly Round-Up: 12/1-12/8

    By Chloe Reichel 1) Following orders from FDA, 23andMe will no longer market genetic tests using health analyses. The company will, however, continue to sell genetic tests related to ancestry. 2) Families with children who…

    Petrie-Flom Intern’s Weekly Round-Up: 12/1-12/8

  • Petrie-Flom Center

    Petrie-Flom Intern’s Weekly Round-Up: 11/17-11/24

    By Chloe Reichel 1) Following the legalization of medical marijuana in Massachusetts, 100 groups have applied for dispensary licenses. No more than thirty-five licenses are available within the state. 2) The Organization for Economic Cooperation…

    Petrie-Flom Intern’s Weekly Round-Up: 11/17-11/24

  • Animal Research

    Peter Singer on Animals and Ethics

    Video of the lecture is now available online. By Chloe Reichel Last Friday, Princeton ethicist Peter Singer joined Petrie-Flom for a lecture on “Ethics and Animals: Where are we now?” Singer began his talk with…

    Peter Singer on Animals and Ethics