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Health And Wellness News: FDA Enforcement Discretion On Allulose Labeling, More

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FDA extends sunscreen proposed rule comment period; American Kratom Association AKA webinar counters ‘incorrect’ headlines; ProBiora promotes brand with comic book; and Allulose labeling draft guidance includes enforcement discretion.

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