Unapproved Cell/Tissue Product Enforcement Discretion Ends; How Hard Will US FDA Crack Down?
Executive Summary
Entities that already have received letters from the agency raising concerns about marketing unapproved products may not necessarily be the first to face enforcement actions, CBER official says.
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