FDA (Food and Drug Administration) approval

FDA approval is a formal process where the U.S. Food and Drug Administration evaluates whether a new drug, medical device, or other health product is safe and effective for public use. This involves reviewing scientific studies, manufacturing practices, and potential risks. If the FDA determines that benefits outweigh risks, they grant approval, allowing the product to be marketed and used. The process ensures that health products meet rigorous standards, helping to protect consumers from unsafe or ineffective treatments while facilitating access to innovative medical solutions.