US FDA Communications Post-Gottlieb: No Slow-Down In Statements, But Attribution Changes

Breakneck pace of press releases under former US FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb hasn’t abated in the early days of the Sharpless era – but the attribution has.

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The torrid pace of press releases from the US FDA established under former commissioner Scott Gottlieb has continued under Ned Sharpless.

The Ned Sharpless era at the US Food & Drug Administration is just beginning, but there is already one clear sign of continuity in the transition to a new commissioner at the agency: the pace of press releases hasn’t slowed one bit.

FDA has issued 18 “press announcements” since Sharpless took over as acting commissioner April 8. That is very much in...

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