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Tracey Beth Høeg, top Makary deputy, named head of FDA drug office

Tracey Beth Høeg has been appointed as the new head of the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER), marking a significant shift in leadership within the agency. Høeg, known for her critical stance on COVID-19 vaccines and her role as a special assistant to the commissioner, is the fifth individual to take the helm of CDER this year, reflecting ongoing challenges faced by the agency.

This leadership change comes at a time when the FDA is under increasing scrutiny regarding its regulatory processes and decision-making transparency. The appointment of Høeg, who has a reputation for her analytical approach, may signal a shift towards a more rigorous evaluation of drug approvals and safety assessments. As the pharmaceutical industry navigates complex regulatory landscapes, Høeg’s leadership will be pivotal in shaping the agency’s response to emerging health threats and ensuring the integrity of the drug approval process.

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