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Apr
FDA Proposes Ban on Electrical Stimulation Devices
Electrical Stimulation Devices (ESDs) ESDs Are Intended to Treat Self-injurious or Aggressive Behavior The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is proposing ban on ESDs because they present an unreasonable and substantial risk to public health that cannot be corrected or eliminated through changes to the labeling. Aversive conditioning devices were on the market prior to passage of the Medical
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