On the recordNovember 14, 2011
Moreover, the agency may not ask for scientific evidence, greater than the 'least burdensome,' to answer the question.
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congress.govMoreover, the agency may not ask for scientific evidence, greater than the 'least burdensome,' to answer the question.
Senator Hagan explains FDA's limitations on requesting scientific evidence.
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