• Information on "hot topics" such as cell phones and flu vaccines that will be updated regularly.
• Automated e-mail lists to which the public can subscribe. One list provides a weekly digest of FDA news (summaries of press releases, talk papers, speeches, testimony, and other new postings on the FDA Website). 
• A "reference room" with links to Federal Register notices and background on laws and regulations enforced by FDA.
• Links to pages maintained by the various FDA centers responsible for regulating food, drugs, biologics, medical devices and other products.
• Special information for consumers, patients, women, seniors and other audiences.
• Information about FDA activities such as Freedom of Information, science at FDA and clinical trials.
• An improved search engine to provide more meaningful and useful results. The alphabetic index also has been thoroughly updated, and there is now a site map for those who find that feature a useful way to locate information.

The site also enables users to report problems with products regulated by FDA and to comment on proposed regulations. The FDA also invites visitors to complete this Online User Survey.