Continuous Manufacturing: Cost, Lack Of Know-How Have Deterred Generic Firms, Prof Says
Executive Summary
Rutgers University professor testifies in support of bill directing the FDA to designate National Centers of Excellence in Continuous Manufacturing; other bills target generic labeling, orphan exclusivity and counterfeit devices.
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