Former FDA Chief Counsel Elizabeth Dickinson Hailed For Her Expertise, Warmth And Mentorship
Executive Summary
Dickinson, who joined the Office of Chief Counsel in 1994, retired on 24 September. Former colleagues note the impact she had within and outside the agency, particularly as the ‘legendary leader’ of the legal approach to generic drugs.
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