Which of the following is true of the FDA's role in the introduction of a new drug in the market?
A) The FDA bases its approval of a new drug on the rule of caveat emptor.
B) The FDA limits itself to providing relevant suggestions to improve the drug.
C) The FDA possesses the power to implement a complete ban on a questionable drug.
D) The FDA prosecutes producers of questionable medicines directly through the powers vested by the U.S. Department of Justice.
C
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