‘Behind the Scenes’ Influence of the FDA

Should past staff members of regulatory agencies be allowed to work for a pharmaceutical company? According to an article in “The Defender,” “The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) informs departing workers that they can still influence the agency’s decision-making after leaving their position to work for the pharmaceutical industry.” This comes in response to an investigation done by the BMJ (British Medical Journal). Craig Holman, governmental affairs lobbyist, was interviewed for this report. He joins “Defender In-Depth” to share details with CHD.TV viewers. Don’t miss it!

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Revolving Door: You Are Free to Influence Us “Behind the Scenes,” FDA Tells Staff Leaving for Industry Jobs