FDA Issues More Warning Letters, Drops Follow-Up Letters In Favor Of Action
• By The Tan Sheet
FDA will warn firms only once - if at all - before taking stronger enforcement actions to stop systematic quality and safety problems, said Howard Sklamberg, director of the Office of Enforcement at the Office of Regulatory Affairs
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