As DC Speculates on Democrats in 2009, Some Old FDA Hands Come Into View

No matter who wins, the 2008 Presidential election means there will be widespread personnel changes across key federal health agencies. Two ex-FDA officials look particularly ready to resurface should the Democrats take back the White House.

By Ramsey Baghdadi

The Democrats are champing at the bit at their chances of regaining the White House in 2008. A Democratic Administration would mean big changes in agenda and personnel. But some...

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