The Implementer: How the Official Who Will Make FDAAA Work Views the New Law
This article was originally published in RPM Report
Executive Summary
The FDA Amendments Act transforms the drug safety system. In a recent address to the Food & Drug Law Institute, the acting head of the Center for Drug Evaluation & Research offered her view about what the law means and how the agency will make it work
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