Over the last several years, Tringale has pursued a Doctor of Philosophy in Evidence-Based Health Care at the University of Oxford and will now focus on completing his program and spending more time with his family.
CHPA said it plans to continue working closely with the new FDA leadership on policies tied to access and affordability.
The awards spotlight strategic innovation and execution across key categories, including digital marketing, multicultural and inclusive campaigns, shopper marketing, and product launches.
The push comes as skin cancer remains the most common cancer in the United States, with more than five million cases diagnosed annually.
“CHPA is privileged to be guided by outstanding industry leaders who volunteer their time and expertise to serve on our board of directors."
Sawaya has been deeply involved with CHPA for more than two decades, serving as a trusted advisor to member companies and contributing to broader industry dialogue around consumer healthcare.
Senior Vice President, Executive Director, Consumer Healthcare Products Association’s Health in Hand Foundation.
CHPA appreciates the ongoing recognition that dietary supplements support individuals in meeting nutrient needs when diet alone falls short.
CHPA said the bill would boost OTC market innovation by clarifying and standardizing the review process for new and updated self-care products.
“This year’s 10th anniversary Gala once again demonstrates our industry’s incredible commitment to Health In Hand’s mission to educate consumers about the safe and responsible use of self-care products.”
Trade group cites lack of causal evidence and warns against misleading consumers on pregnancy-safe pain relief.
“Dr. Collier’s decades of dedication, vision, and leadership embody the spirit of this award,” said CHPA President and CEO Scott Melville.
This year’s competition had the highest participation rate since its inception in 2019, with a 32% increase in submissions over 2024.
“The sun safety and oral health programs reflect our commitment to being a trusted voice for credible, accessible health education, reaching approximately 1.2 million students and their families with these important resources.”
The legislation recognizes sunscreen's vital role in skin cancer prevention and seeks to broaden effective sun protection options for U.S. consumers.
Voters overwhelmingly support modernizing supplement regulations.
