A bill was introduced on July 17th to strengthen oversight of the FDA, involving Ron Wyden.
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What happened
A bill was introduced on July 17th to strengthen oversight of the FDA, involving Ron Wyden.
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Congress considered proposals to strengthen FDA authority regarding medical device regulation and minimum standards.Also in this story
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