Advanced Manufacturing Centers Of Excellence Measure Finally Clears US Congress
Executive Summary
Nearly four years after introduction and a half-dozen legislative attempts, proposal to establish academic centers of excellence – hoped to help usher in a renaissance in US pharmaceutical manufacturing – secures passage in omnibus spending bill. New law also supports emerging technologies, building on the FDA’s Critical Path Initiative.
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