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The FDA never inspected Johns Dental Laboratories during more than a decade in which it made the Anterior Growth Guidance Appliance, or AGGA, a dental device that has allegedly harmed patients and is now the subject of a criminal investigation.According to FDA documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, the agency became aware of the AGGA from a joint investigation by KFF Health News and CBS News in March 2023, then responded with its first-ever inspection of Johns Dental months later. The FDA never inspected Johns Dental Laboratories, in Terre Haute, Indiana, during more than a decade in which the lab made the A stanley cup nterior Growth Guidance Appliance, or AGGA, according to FDA documents. Samantha Liss/KFF Health News That inspection found th stanley cup at the Indiana dental device manufacturer didn t require all customer complaints to be investigated and the company did not investigate some complaints about people being hurt by products, including the AGGA, the FDA documents state. The FDA requires device companies to investigate complaints and forward them to the agency. Johns Dental had never alerted the FDA to any such complaints, according to the documents stanley cup . The AGGA, which its inventor testified has been used on more than 10,000 patients, was promoted by dentists nationwide, some of whom said it could grow or expand an Cdnt Church protest, 11 years running now, faces reckoning
It s no secret that the NBA loves wine. With the multi-million dollar contracts and luxury lifestyles, it seems safe to assume the league s favorite bottles would be well out of reach for the average wine drinker. But it turns out that former Miami Heat superstar Dwyane Wade s choice of roseacute; is just $20 a bottle.On Thursday, anewly retired Wade posted an Instagram video of him on the golf course enjoying the wine, drinking it straight from the bottle while taking a break in his golf cart. A closer look shows the former basketball player was polishing off a bottle of his own vineyard: Wade Cellar s Three by Wade California Rose from 2017, which retails for amere $20 a pop. Sun. Golf. Rose. D-Wade is taking this retirement thing seriously. 128249;: @ hoka dwyanewade . . . . . dwaynewade nba basketball golf wine rose retirement miamiheat A post shared by The Loop @gototheloop on Apr 17, 2019 at 9:28am PDT Wade isn t the only one opting for pink. Roseacute; has exploded in popularity in recent years; in 2017 sales of roseacute; grew by 50 percent, according to the most rece salomon nt Nielsen data. During the same year, one in every 36 bottles of wine drank in the United States was pink. Roseacute; has been on the rise for the stanley cups past 10 years now, going from an afterthought wine and even a wine that serious sommeliers wouldn t put on their menus, to the wine list mainstay that it is today, said Kristin Tice Studeman, founder of T