Susan F. Wood, who left the FDA for the delay of the contraception pill, dies at 66
Susan F. Wood, an expert of female health that has resigned for protest of the food and drug Administration in 2005, accusing the Knuckling agency under politics not approving the counter sales of the morning pill known as Piano B, is died on January 17th in his house in London. He was 66 years old.The cause was the multifaceted cerebral glooblastoma, said Richard Payne, her husband.Dr. Wood was assistant commissioner for women's health at the FDA during the presidency of George W. Bush when plan B, a form of emergency contraception, became a flash point in the abortion wars.A consultative panel of the FDA voted 28-0 in 2003 that the pill was sure for the non-prescription use. But high officials of the agency have ignored the previous one and refused to approve the counter sales.Plan B con...