House Wants FDA Action On Non-Pharma Pain Relievers, Breast Density Reports, Pediatric Devices In 2020
Executive Summary
The US House Appropriations Committee wants the FDA to foster development of non-pharma and non-opioid pain alternatives, complete mammography breast density reporting regulations, and use an additional $1m Congress would provide to conduct pediatric device trials, among other device initiatives outlined in its 2020 budget bill passed on 4 June.
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