Events - Reclaiming Innovation in the Life Sciences: Reform FDA, Modernize its Culture - April - 2013

On April 8, 2013, Hudson Institute’s Initiative on Future Innovation convened a distinguished panel of experts from business, science, public health, law, and the academic world for an off-the-record workshop on a working draft of Reclaiming Innovation in the Life Sciences: Reform FDA, Modernize its Culture by Scott Gottlieb and Tevi Troy. Dr. Gottlieb is a physician and resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, and formerly served as deputy commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration. Mr. Troy is a visiting fellow at Hudson Institute and former deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Reclaiming Innovation in the Life Sciences — which will be published in final form as the fourth in a series of major research papers by Hudson’s Innovation Initiative, and thereafter available for download on this page — is a careful analysis of procedural rules and regulatory guidelines governing FDA review of proposed new medical treatments and pharmaceutical products, and a prescription for major reform of that system in the interests of improved public health and economic efficiency.

Reclaiming Innovation in the Life Sciences: Reform FDA, Modernize its Culture

Where

Program

Topics

Policy Centers

Hudson Experts

Christopher DeMuth

Tim Kane

Hanns Kuttner

Lewis Libby

David Tell

Tevi Troy

Related Events

A 21st Century U.S. Telecommunications Roadmap: A Conversation with David Redl

Competing Perspectives: How Does the U.S. Maintain a Competitive Edge in 5G?

The Fangs Can be De-Fanged: Preserving Competition in the Technology Sector