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Latest From The FDA And Scott Gottlieb On Drug Trials, Nicotine, And Opioids

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Mike Riggs, reporter at Reason Magazine, writes on drugs, the FDA, substances, and criminal justice. Riggs joins this episode of Federalist Radio to discuss the agenda of the new FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb and other changes and concerns coming out of Trump's Food and Drug Administration. Riggs explains new legislation on "right to try" drug trials and how bureaucrats are attempting to address the opioid crisis.

00:49:00 4/1/2018

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