On the recordJanuary 29, 2018
The Drug Quality and Security Act leaves a large portion of existing law intact. It also leaves many areas of practice where clarification may still be needed.
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congress.govThe Drug Quality and Security Act leaves a large portion of existing law intact. It also leaves many areas of practice where clarification may still be needed.
Gene Green discusses the need for clarity in the Drug Quality and Security Act.
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