Publications

publication February 13, 2013

Dietary Supplement Regulation in the United States

‘Dietary Supplement Regulation in the United States,’ co-authored by Rend Al-Mondhiry, Springer International Publishing, 2013.

publication December 1, 2012

New Dietary Ingredients

‘New Dietary Ingredients,’ Chapter 8, The FDA Food Safety Modernization Act: A Comprehensive, Practical Guide to the Landmark Legislation, by Ashish Talati and Abhishek Gurnani., Food and Drug Law Institute, 2012. 137-57. [Subscription required].

publication September 1, 2012

The Role of RCTs in Substantiating Dietary Supplement Claims

‘The Role of RCTs in Substantiating Dietary Supplement Claims,’ by Rend Al-Mondhiry, FDLI, September/October 2012.

publication April 1, 2012

FDA Issues Controversial Draft Guidance on New Dietary Ingredients

‘FDA Issues Controversial Draft Guidance on New Dietary Ingredients,’ by Ashish Talati and Abhishek Gurnani,  Food Drug Law Institute, Update Magazine, March/April 2012.

publication December 1, 2009

Dietary Supplement Adverse Event Reports: Review and Analysis

‘Dietary Supplement Adverse Event Reports: Review and Analysis,’ by Ashish Talati and Abhishek Gurnani, Food Drug Law J., 64(3):503-13, (2009) [subscription required].

publication October 27, 2009

The Changing View of Fraud at the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board

‘The Changing View of Fraud at the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board’, by Ryan Kaiser, Intellectual Property Today, Vol 16, no. 5, 2009.

publication January 1, 2009

Reporting Adverse Events: Physical Therapists and Treatment Centers Play a Role in Medical Device Safety

Reporting Adverse Events: Physical Therapists and Treatment Centers Play a Role in Medical Device Safety, by Evan Phelps, Advance, Vol. 20, Issue 5, 2009.

publication September 1, 2008

The World’s Most Trusted Article on Puffery

‘The World’s Most Trusted Article on Puffery,’ by Ashish Talati and Abhishek Gurnani, Food and Drug Law Institute. Update Magazine, Issue 6, 2008.

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