FDA FY 1997 OTC drug funding is flat at $11.4 mil. in Clinton budget proposal.
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
FDA FY 1997 OTC DRUG PROGRAM FUNDING IS FLAT IN CLINTON BUDGET PROPOSAL at $11,406,000, compared with appropriations of $11,361,000 in fiscal 1996. Full-time equivalent slots for OTC drug evaluation are increased by only one, to 112, for 1997. The administration's budget proposal was presented to Congress on March 19.
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