CongressNow reports that,
“House Democrats relented and removed two of the most controversial provisions from pending Food and Drug Administration legislation, withdrawing language overturning federal preemption and a requirement for mandatory post-market reviews, Congressional and other sources say.â€
According to an aide to Rep. Michael Burgess (R-Texas), the preemption language and a provision for mandatory risk evaluation and mitigation strategies “have been dropped.â€
More as more develops.
“House Democrats relented and removed two of the most controversial provisions from pending Food and Drug Administration legislation, withdrawing language overturning federal preemption and a requirement for mandatory post-market reviews, Congressional and other sources say.â€
According to an aide to Rep. Michael Burgess (R-Texas), the preemption language and a provision for mandatory risk evaluation and mitigation strategies “have been dropped.â€
More as more develops.