Key FDA Officials From Generics And Biosimilars User Fee Programs Laid Off, Said AAM

A Major Wave Of Layoffs Across Multiple FDA Departments Happened On 1 April

Off-patent drug trade groups expressed their concerns that personnel and expertise cuts will affect the agency’s ability to review and approve generics and biosimilars.

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Mass staff layoff upheaval at the US Food and Drug Administration has also affected the off-patent drug offices on 1 April, warned trade group the Association for Accessible Medicines.

“AAM is deeply concerned by reports that key officials within the FDA’s generic drug and biosimilar programs and officials responsible...

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