Request for Comments on the Science and Technology Report; Establishment of Docket; Request for Comments

FDA-2007-N-0221-0002Notice

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Title: Request for Comments on the Science and Technology Report; Establishment of Docket; Request for Comments

Posted: Jul 21, 2008
Comment period: Jul 21, 2008 – ?
Agency: Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Topics: Research Data & Programs

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Comment from Various Arkansas Stakeholders
Feb 4, 2008
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A coalition of Arkansas-based stakeholders, including state agencies, academic institutions, and private industry leaders, supports the FDA's Science and Technology Report while advocating for the preservation and expansion of the National Center for Toxicological Research (NCTR). They argue that the NCTR is a vital research hub with unique capabilities that should be leveraged to strengthen the FDA's mission, rather than being diminished by geographic distance or organizational weaknesses.
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