Oncology Drug Reviews To Be Restructured As Office Shifts Away From Divisions Organized Around Molecule Size
Executive Summary
FDA's Office of Oncology Drug Products is undergoing a reorganization aimed at making its structure more similar to the rest of the review offices in the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
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