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Food and Drug Administration ( FDA )

Susan S. Ellenberg

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Abstract The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is a regulatory agency of the United States federal government. This article describes the scope of work of each of the FDA's major components, and addresses the role of statisticians at FDA.

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Abstract The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is a regulatory agency of the United States federal government. This article describes the scope of work of each of the FDA's major components, and addresses the role of statisticians at FDA.

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Abstract The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is a regulatory agency of the United States federal government. This article describes the scope of work of each of the FDA's major components, and addresses the role of statisticians at FDA.

Key concepts: Food and drug administration, Agency (philosophy), Government (linguistics), Scope (computer science), Administration (probate law), Drug, Drug approval, Business

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