Congressional Investigator Faults FDA Office of Chief Counsel
Executive Summary
A senior investigator for the House Energy and Commerce Committee testified at an April 29 hearing that FDA's Office of Chief Counsel had thwarted a Congressional investigation into heparin contamination in China. David Nelson said the OCC refused to provide documents relating to FDA's inspection process and would not let investigators interview OCC staff attorneys
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