Conclusion

CONCLUSION

The introduction of The Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 is a turning point in history, due to its significant contribution within the

United States. The Pure Food and Drug Act was a groundbreaking improvement to the safety of consumer goods, ensuring foods,

drugs, medicines, and liquors weren't mislabeled or contaminated. The act continues to enhance society today, through its

development of the FDA and the Department of Health and Human services. These organizations protect public health by

regulating medication, providing social services, and more. 

The Food Inspection Laboratory carried out analyses of seized food products.

FDA.

"..Inspector John Earnshaw examines eggs. ..To ensure uniform enforcement

of the law, an Inspector's Manual was issued in 1908."

National Library of Medicine, 1910.