Califf Deftly Navigates Sunscreen Catechism In Confirmation Hearing

FDA commissioner nominee Robert Califf emphasizes that adequate evidence is key to moving sunscreen TEAs through FDA’s evaluation process, addressing the issue during his Senate confirmation hearing. He also fielded questions about use of FDA rulemaking authority versus guidance and seemed to pass inspection regarding previous industry connections, though Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders continues to have reservations.

FDA commissioner nominee Robert Califf told Senate members the agency is open to moving quickly on sunscreen ingredient evaluations when sponsors provide the appropriate safety and efficacy evidence.

Califf addressed the issue during his Nov. 17 confirmation hearing before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, a...

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