CDER Asked To Shed More Light On Potential Monograph User Fees
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
While Director Janet Woodcock and other CDER officials explain the center's reasons for proposing a monograph program user fee, some stakeholders suggest the agency explain more about how the program would work.
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