FDA Names Former Pharmaceutical Company Executive to Oversee US Drug Program
UNITED STATES, JUL 21 – George Tidmarsh brings over 30 years of biotech and clinical experience to lead FDA's largest division amid ongoing staff reductions and efforts to reform drug approval processes.
- The Food and Drug Administration has appointed George Tidmarsh as the agency's top drug regulator on Monday.
- Tidmarsh has successfully led the development of seven FDA-approved drugs and has served as CEO of multiple biopharmaceutical companies.
- His experience includes overseeing drug development from laboratory to patient care.
- Despite healthcare cutbacks affecting approvals, Tidmarsh is expected to ensure continuity and possibly advocate for the industry.
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