Correction
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
"The Gray Sheet" incorrectly reported in the June 28, 2010, issue that David Buckles, who has become acting ombudsman in the Center for Devices and Radiological Health, will occupy the spot vacated by Casper Uldriks. Buckles will in fact be filling the spot vacated by longtime ombudsman Les Weinstein (1"The Gray Sheet" April 12, 2010). Uldriks' former position as associate director for clinical research & government affairs within the Office of the Center Director is still vacant
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