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RADM Richardae Araojo is joined by CAPT Jason Humbert and Minerva Rogers from the Health Fraud Branch in the Office of Regulatory Affairs at FDA to discuss FDA's efforts to stop fraudulent products from reaching our markets, especially those claiming to prevent, treat, or cure COVID-19.

FDA's inspections, investigations, and law enforcement operations are led by the Office of Regulatory Affairs and the Office of Criminal Investigations's law enforcement investigators are critical to protecting public health

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