House Credit for FDAAA

This article was originally published in RPM Report

01 Oct 2007
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Cole Werble cole.werble@previsionpolicy.com

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Key House staffers on the Food & Drug Administration Amendments of 2007 are identified. Key negotiators for FDA and the biotech industry on the failed follow-on biologics effort are also identified.

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