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"As a regulatory agency, the FDA made a public health decision to issue the black box warning. From a scientific perspective, we are interested in the question, 'What evidence, if any, is out there that would convince the FDA to remove the black box warning?' We want to do this systematically and look at alternative explanations as well," Greenhouse said.


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