If the administration truly wants FDA to protect public health and fulfill its mission, it should not implement a hiring freeze that could prevent the replacement of key personnel.
G. K. Butterfield: “If the administration truly wants FDA to protect public health and fulfill its mission, it should not implement a hiring…”
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Butterfield criticizes the hiring freeze affecting FDA personnel crucial for public health.
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