CDER Asked To Shed More Light On Potential Monograph User Fees
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily & The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
While Director Janet Woodcock and other CDER officials explain the center's reasons for proposing a monograph program user fee, some stakeholders suggest the agency explain more about how the program would work.
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