On the recordNovember 14, 2011
I'm concerned that duplicative regulation could slow innovation, impeding improvements to patient care as well as the job growth.
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congress.govI'm concerned that duplicative regulation could slow innovation, impeding improvements to patient care as well as the job growth.
Hagan expresses concern about FDA's proposed regulation affecting innovation and job growth.
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