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Bee aware of the risks of natural medicines and medical devices.

The Therapeutic Goods (Permissible Ingredients) Determination has been updated.

Over the last few years we've updated the Australian names of some medicine ingredients to bring the names into line with the names used in other countries.

Reasons for releasing guidance and how it was developed

On Thursday 30 May 2019, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) executed four search warrants connected to a business operating in the Sutherland Shire, Sydney

The TGA has seized black salve products after executing a search warrant at a business premises on the Gold Coast

Court action continues against Peptide Clinics Australia for alleged advertising breaches

TGA data analysis

Provided all appropriate rules are followed, many medicines can be imported for personal use under the Personal Importation Scheme.

Medicines Safety Update article

Heading overseas? Read our tips for travelling with medicines before you go

Second candidate in international work-share initiative

Do your research before consenting to live blood analysis, electrodermal testing and other related tests

Tim's story explains the risks of buying SARMs online.

Learn how we manage complaints about therapeutic goods advertising.

Indications proposed by industry during the 2017 public comment period have been published

Invitation to comment on discussion paper now published

Australian launch of a new product called Nyxoid nasal spray for opioid overdoses

This update implements feedback from stakeholders to make the database more user-friendly

On 14 December 2018, the TGA issued an infringement notice for export of unlawful medicines from Australia

For some people, vitamins are an important part of their health.  Learn how the TGA regulates vitamins.

If screening and vaccination for HPV continue, Australia could be the first country in the world to eliminate cervical cancer.

Direction Notice issued to cease advertisement of prescription and illegal products

Find out how mandatory reporting of medicine shortages will help you.