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Senators James Eastland and Everett Dirksen were among the many who opposed Senator Estes Kefauver’s attempts to reform drug regulation in the early 1960s—at the same time when children around the world were suffering the crippling effects of thalidomide.

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Kefauver Drug Reforms Political Cartoon (FDA 119)

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Author Herb Block (1909 - 2001), Washington Post cartoonist

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