By Requiring Pre-Market Listing, US FDA Could ‘Just Say No’ To Some Dietary Supplements – NPA
Executive Summary
Proposal “seems driven by a desire to allow FDA to ‘bar the door’ from listing anything that they wish to keep out that doesn’t meet their convenience,” NPA CEO Daniel Fabricant tells Senate HELP Committee.
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