On the recordJanuary 31, 2012
When we examine claims as serious as these, we must insist on data and on facts.
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congress.govWhen we examine claims as serious as these, we must insist on data and on facts.
Stresses the need for data and facts over anecdotes in discussions about FDA regulations.
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