What We're Reading: FDA Resumes Some Inspections; Walmart Leaves CVS' PBM Networks; Flu Season
Hundreds of furloughed FDA employees are resuming work on some food and drug inspections during the shutdown; Walmart is leaving CVS Caremark's pharmacy benefit management (PBM) networks over a pricing dispute; and this year's flu season is shaping up to be more mild than last year's.
FDA Resumes Some Food, Drug Inspections Amid Shutdown
Walmart Leaves CVS Caremark’s PBM Networks
This Year’s Flu Season More Mild Than Last Year’s
FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD, announced that hundreds of FDA inspectors and other staff resumed work on Tuesday and are focusing on facilities that produce higher-risk foods, drugs, and devices. According to
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