Reagan-Udall, Still Waiting For FDA Funding, Studies Drug Toxicity Pathways
Executive Summary
Created by Congress to help FDA modernize medical product development and evaluation, the foundation will receive its first influx of federal money to support overhead in fiscal 2012.
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