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1. "' David Aaron Kessler "'( born May 13, 1951 ) is an American pediatrician, lawyer, author, and administrator ( both academic and governmental ).
2. In June 1990, Commissioner David Aaron Kessler of the Food & Drug Administration declared that the use of " fresh " was a misnomer and a violation of 1963 rules governing processed orange juice, which P & G denied.
3. Prior to her appointment as commissioner, Henney had worked at the FDA from 1992 to 1994 as deputy commissioner for operations under then commissioner David Aaron Kessler, and then at the University of New Mexico, where she was vice president of the health sciences center.
4. In 1992, Burkey Belser was contacted by David Aaron Kessler's staff at the U . S . Food and Drug Administration to help with the Nutrition Facts label because of his prior success designing the EnergyGuide that appears on all major appliances in the United States.
5. The Viceroy brand was involved in public controversy beginning in 1994 when U . S . Food and Drug Administration Commissioner David Aaron Kessler revealed that B & W had been found growing genetically modified tobacco plants in South America, the plants engineered to produce increased levels of nicotine.
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7. In 1992, he was contacted by David Aaron Kessler's staff at the FDA to help with the Nutrition Facts label because of his prior success designing the EnergyGuide that appears on all major appliances in the U . S . Because Congress had mandated the reformulation of the label but not its redesign, Belser undertook the project as a pro bono effort, for which he received a Presidential Design Award from President Bill Clinton.
8. Current Board members include Marian Wright Edelman, President of the Children's Defense Fund; James R . Jones, former U . S Ambassador to Mexico; Michael Kantor, former Secretary of Commerce; Dr . David Aaron Kessler, former FDA Commissioner; Mark A . R . Kleiman, Chairman of BOTEC Analysis Corporation; and Thomas Schelling, Nobel laureate in Economics, along with other notable figures in the fields of international drug policy and public health.
9. Donald Kennedy, former director of the United States Food and Drug Administration, has said " There's no question that routinely administering non-therapeutic doses of antibiotics to food animals contributes to antibiotic resistance . " David Aaron Kessler, another former director of the FDA, said that " We have more than enough scientific evidence to justify curbing the rampant use of antibiotics for livestock, yet the food and drug industries are not only fighting proposed legislation to reduce these practices, they also oppose collecting the data ."