On the recordNovember 19, 2014
One way that regulatory opponents often track FDA oversight is by looking at the number of warning letters that the agency sends out.
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congress.govOne way that regulatory opponents often track FDA oversight is by looking at the number of warning letters that the agency sends out.
Senator Warren discusses how FDA oversight is monitored through warning letters.
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