Senate Proposes Smaller Boost Than House For FDA FY2023 Appropriation
Executive Summary
A proposed budget from the US Senate appropriations committee would fund the FDA's device activities at $663m for fiscal 2023, marking a modest increase from 2022 but a drop from House and administration requests.
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