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<abstract>Drug compounding--the process of mixing, combining, or altering
ingredients--is an important part of the practice of pharmacy	 
because there is a need for medications tailored to individual	 
patient needs. Several recent compounding cases that resulted in 
serious illness and deaths have raised concern about oversight to
ensure the safety and quality of compounded drugs. These concerns
have raised questions about what states--which regulate the	 
practice of pharmacy--and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 
are doing to oversee drug compounding. GAO was asked to examine  
(1) the actions taken or proposed by states and national pharmacy
organizations that may affect state oversight of drug		 
compounding, and (2) federal authority and enforcement power	 
regarding compounded drugs. This testimony is based on		 
discussions with the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy  
(NABP) and a GAO review of four states: Missouri, North Carolina,
Vermont, and Wyoming. GAO also interviewed and reviewed documents
from pharmacist organizations, FDA, and others involved in the	 
practice of pharmacy or drug compounding.</abstract>
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