US FDA Credibility: Surprisingly Strong, Despite Everything
Executive Summary
A Senate Health Committee update hearing on the COVID-19 federal response was noteworthy primarily for demonstrating that FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn appears to have salvaged the agency’s position as a voice of credibility with a key political constituency – at least for now.
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