What does OSHI stand for?

Office of Special Health Issues (US Food and Drug Administration)

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Finally, the FDA has an Office of Special Health Issues that answers questions about the agency's activities related to HIV/AIDS, cancer, patient representative programs, and other special health issues.

An overview of the drug approval process. (FDA Overview)

An e-mail list has been established by the Division of Antiviral Drug Products (Center for Drug Evaluation and Research) and the Office of Special Health Issues (Office of the Commissioner) of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to provide updates on safety and regulatory issues related to HIV/AIDS products.

FDA: New Email List on HIV/AIDS

If you are in doubt about whether an HIV home test kit you are considering using is approved, or if you have other questions related to HIV home test kits, you may call the HIV/AIDS Program of the FDA, in the Office of Special Health Issues for further information about this topic.

Testing Yourself for HIV-1, the Virus that Causes AIDS