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About FDA
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FDA Basics: Ask Us: FDA Basics Webinar Series
Each month, Centers and Offices from across FDA will host an online webinar where the public can hear senior FDA officials speak about a specific topic and have the opportunity to ask questions. On this page, you will find detailed information about the FDA Basics webinars, as well as any changes to the schedule of future sessions.
2012 Webinar Schedule
Webinars that may be featured in the coming months include:
- January: Adverse Event Reporting for Cosmetics
- February: Advice to Dog Owners Whose Pets Take NSAIDs
- April: “Mini-Sentinel,” FDA’s New Tool for Monitoring the Safety of FDA-Approved Medical Products
- May: FDA Office of Minority Health - Steps to Address Health Disparities
- May: Hearing Aids - The Basic Information You Need to Know
- June: Using FDA's Digital Tools to Present, Participate and Personalize Tobacco Information
- July: Recall Process for FDA-Regulated Products
- August: FDA's Pesticide Program
- September: Tissue Safety
- October: A Brief Overview of Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS)
2011 Webinars
- January: State Enforcement Program for Tobacco Regulation
- February: Protecting the Blood Supply
- March: Tattoos and Permanent Makeup
- April: "Bad Ads" Program
- May: Foreign Inspections
- July: Home Use of Medical Devices
- August: FDA's Role in Protecting Your Child's Health Through Safe and Effective Vaccines
- September: Drug Shortages
- October: FDA's MedWatch System: How to Report Adverse Events
- November: Import Entry Process
2010 Webinars
- February: Access to Investigational Drugs
- March: The FDA's Inspection Process
- April: Safeguarding the U.S. Food Supply Against Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE)
- May: Indoor Tanning: The Risks of UV Radiation
- June: FDA Center for Tobacco Products Inaugural Year and Looking Forward
- July: FDA's Safety Monitoring of Approved Vaccines
- August: Using a Food Label to Make Smart Food Choices
- September: Generic Drugs
- October: Food Emergency Response Network (FERN) Labs and State Assistance in Sample Analysis
- November: Melamine: The Cause of the Pet Food and Infant Formula Recalls
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If you would like to ask a specific question, please visit our "Contact Us" page for more information about how to contact FDA.
Please note that any information you submit may become public or subject to release under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). For more information, read about our privacy policies and the FOIA.
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