A Matter Of $275 Million: Congress And White House Tussle Over FDA Funds
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
The Bush Administration tried to get ahead of Congress' relentless criticism that it is under-funding FDA last week by adding $275 million for the agency to its fiscal year 2009 budget request. Critics on Capitol Hill were not impressed
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