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CDER Priorities: Initiatives and Innovation - Janet Woodcock M.d. Director, CDER, Fda
CDER Priorities: Initiatives and Innovation - Janet Woodcock M.d. Director, CDER, Fda is a 30-page legal document that was released by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services - U.S. Food and Drug Administration and used nation-wide.
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Q: Who is Janet Woodcock?A: Janet Woodcock is the Director of CDER, FDA.
Q: What is CDER?A: CDER stands for Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
Q: What are the priorities of CDER?A: The priorities of CDER include initiatives and innovation in drug evaluation.
Q: What does CDER aim to achieve?A: CDER aims to ensure the safety and efficacy of drugs for the American public.
Q: What is the role of FDA?A: FDA, or the Food and Drug Administration, is responsible for protecting public health by regulating various products, including drugs.
Q: What is the role of CDER?A: CDER is the branch of FDA that evaluates and approves drugs.
Q: Why is innovation important for CDER?A: Innovation is important for CDER to keep up with advancements in drug development and bring new and effective treatments to patients.
Q: What are some initiatives of CDER?A: Specific initiatives of CDER may vary, but they generally focus on improving drug safety and effectiveness, supporting innovation, and enhancing the regulatory process.
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