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Talk about nailing the youth vote!

Pascale Quester was hired by the TGA for $22,000 as an expert witness in its tribunal against drugmaker Cat Media.

Talk about nailing the youth vote!

Influencers have been enthusiastically claiming its success in helping them lose weight, with their posts viewed by millions. You might be surprised what the evidence shows.

Australia’s regulator has banned FatBlaster Max, an over-the-counter pill that claimed (with no evidence) to be able to help you lose

Last month the Therapeutic Goods Administration banned the sale of the supposed weight loss supplement, FatBlaster […]

What started out as an ego driven campaign is now developing into full blown Trumism as Leo Molloy thrashes around attempting to court attention in the belief, Trump like, that it will convert into political support.

RNZ's "The Detail" asked are New Zealand's sanctions against Russia working? They aren't, but one detail we learnt that MFAT has 100 staff members assigned to sorting out their complications!! What a waste.

With FatBlaster Max recently banned from sale, it’s a good time to look at what diet pills actually contain, and whether they work.

Sydney, June 17: Australia’s regulator has banned FatBlaster Max, an over-the-counter pill that claimed (with no evidence) to be able to help you lose weight. FatBlaster Max can no longer be purchased, after the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) found the company behind the pills registered the medicine with no mention of weightloss properties and failed to produce any evidence substantiating its advertised claim it led to weight loss. The ban has put over-the-counter weightloss pills...