Gottlieb: Lack Of Compromise On Right-To-Try Bill Is 'Interesting Lesson In Politics' For Stakeholders
Executive Summary
In interview with the Pink Sheet, former US FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb said that opposition to the modified House version of the right-to-try legislation ultimately led to the less favorable Senate bill becoming law.
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