Unfortunately, his signature legislation coupled with the Food and Drug Administration's confusing and somewhat disjointed approval process has instead encouraged the off-shoring of business and brought medical discoveries to a halt.
Michael Burgess: “Unfortunately, his signature legislation coupled with the Food and Drug Administration's confusing and somewhat…”
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Linking FDA processes and legislation to negative impacts on medical innovation.
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