Grassley Probes FDA Contractor’s Posting Of Confidential Documents
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The ranking member of the Judiciary Committee said “thousands of pages of NIH grant information, including internal emails and documents, were easily accessible online” through Quality Associates’ site.” He also asked why internal documents were available publicly and searchable on search engines.
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