Livingston County Daily Press and Argus from Howell, Michigan • Page A2

NEWS 2A DAILY PRESS ARGUS Tuesday, November 19, 2013 www. I ivingstonda i ly.com DEATHS has been a struggle because of a "patchwork" of conflicting court decisions over the federal agency's authority to deal with pharmacies. Traditional compounding pharmacies will continue to be regulated by state boards. Pharmacies that expand into shipping drugs without prescriptions can voluntarily register with the FDA as "outsourcing facilities," subject to standards and requirements similar to manufacturers. Experts who helped craft the bill say that nearly all large compounding pharmacies will register with the FDA as a cost of doing business.

with the agency was crucial to preventing future outbreaks. The bill's supporters acknowledge that a voluntary approach will succeed only if doctors and hospitals choose to do business with FDA-registered pharmacies. "Nobody will be required to register in this new category," said Allan Coukell, drug-safety expert with the Pew Charitable Trusts, which lobbied to pass the bill. "The success of the voluntary category will depend on hospitals, clinics and doctors choosing to buy from these FDA-registered facilities." FDA officials told Congress that regulating businesses like the NECC Scrutiny Continued from Page 1A The bill attempts to sort out the legal gray area that allowed the NECC and similar businesses to skirt state and federal regulations. The measure clarifies the FDA's authority over high-volume compounding pharmacies that mass-produce medications, rather than fill doctors' prescriptions.

Under the bill, pharmacies can voluntarily register with the FDA and submit to federal standards and inspections. Officials have said requiring compounding pharmacies to register 16. Eggers Funeral Home Crematory, 815 S. Alabama Ave, Chesnee, S.C., 864-461-2277. Thomas J.

Mohlman Thomas J. Mohlman, 81, of Brighton died Nov. 17. Keehn Funeral Home, 706 W. Main Brighton, 810-229-9871.

Maxine Smith Maxine "Mickey" Smith, 88, of Howell died Nov. 15. MacDonald's Funeral Home, 315 N. Michigan Howell, Ardis Lelito Ardis Lelito, 63, of Fowlerville died Nov. 16.

Ni-black Funeral Home, Dillingham Liverance Chapel, 1005 E. Grand River Handy Township, 517-223-8656. Edna Lundgren Edna Lundgren, 94, of Brighton died Nov. 15. MacDonald's Funeral Home, 315 N.

Michigan Howell, 517-546-2800. Duane D. Moffatt DuaneD.Moffatt, 45, of Cowpens, S.C., died Nov. Walker A. Aaron Walker Anderson Aaron, 73, of Howell died Nov.

15. MacDonald's Funeral Home, 315 N. Michigan Howell, 517-546-2800. Theodore R. Bartkowiak Theodore R.

Bartkowiak, 90, of Howell and Bay City died Nov. 15. Mac-Donald's Funeral Home, 315 N. Michigan Howell, 517-546-2800. William M.

Gorman William M. Gorman, 71, died Nov. 18. Lynch Sons Funeral Home, 600 E. Main Brighton, 810-229-2905.

Joe B. Hoskins Joe B. Hoskins, 78, died Nov. 11. Phillips Funeral Home, 122 W.

Lake South Lyon, 248-437-1616. Robert L. Kauserud Robert L. Kauserud, 86, died Nov. 14.

Marie Ketola Marie Ketola, 79, of Rogers City died Nov. 15. Phillips Funeral Home, 122 W. Lake South Lyon, 248-437-1616. Obituaries appear on page 4A.

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