US FDA’s OPQ Reshapes For More Nimble Approach To Drug Quality Reviews
Executive Summary
Reorganization in January expected to leave CDER’s nine-year-old pharmaceutical quality assessment organization more adaptable to public health emergencies, new pharmaceutical technologies and market dynamics, while further blending approaches to new and generic drug reviews.
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