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Finally: A Final U.S. Food and Drug Administration Memorandum of Understanding, but It's Flawed

Author(s): Brunner Scott

Issue: Jul/Aug 2020 - Volume 24, Number 4
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Page(s): 296-297

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Related Keywords: Scott Bruner, CAE, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, FDA, memorandum of understanding, interstate distribution, Alliance for Pharmacy Compounding, APC, compounded pain creams, National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine, NASEM, drug combinations, topical preparations, adverse effects, patient-reported outcomes

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