Experts Give AER Prep Course, Discuss Potential Potholes At UNPA Seminar
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The implementation of the adverse event reporting bill will present the dietary supplement and nonprescription drug industries with challenges as well as opportunities, experts stressed at a recent United Natural Products Alliance seminar on the implementation of the new law
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