Woodcock Stays At CDER: Drug Center’s Gain Is FDA Science Program’s Loss
• By Becky Jungbauer
Janet Woodcock's move to become director of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research illustrates the operational challenges FDA faces: The agency remains deeply committed to its historic bargain with the drug industry to take user fees in order to improve application review, but it is finding it increasingly hard to meet deadlines or to perform any other outside projects
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