On the recordJune 24, 1998
If the manufacturer came in and asked for approval of a drug and it did not state that it was for that purpose, then the amendment would not apply?
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govinfo.govHenry Waxman: “If the manufacturer came in and asked for approval of a drug and it did not state that it was for that purpose, then the…”
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Questioning the applicability of an amendment regarding drug approval.
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