The primary goal(s) of the Food and Drug Administration include: Ensuring the safety and effectiveness of a wide range of consumer products. Prohibiting unfair or deceptive advertising. Reviewing and approving new products before they are released to consumers. Both of these answers are correct: Ensuring the safety and effectiveness of a wide range of consumer products; and reviewing and approving new products before they are released to consumers.

Both of these answers are correct: Ensuring the safety and effectiveness of a wide range of consumer products; and reviewing and approving new products before they are released to consumers

Explanation:

Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is known as one of the oldest and most respected consumer protection agencies all over the world.

In the united state, it is an agency of the United States Department of Health and Human Services. It principal purpose is to enforce the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. They are solely responsible for safe, pure and wholesome foods, drugs and therapeutic devices are safe and effective, also cosmetics are harmless and that all these products are correctly labeled and packaged.

They protect public health, protecting the public from electronic product radiation, assures cosmetics and dietary supplements are safe and properly labeled, regulates tobacco products and also the advancement of public health by helping to speed product innovations.