Bush Budget Request Would Cut 10 Staff Positions At FDA Device Center
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
President Bush's Feb. 4 budget request asks for about $7 million in additional funds for FDA's device program in fiscal year 2009 compared to current levels, but would cut 10 full-time staff equivalents at CDRH
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