Looking ahead: FDA priorities for 2019

7 January 2019
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By Dr Nicola Davies

Since becoming Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2017, Dr Scott Gottlieb has impressed both supporters and critics.1 His willingness to dive into issues that were traditionally considered beyond the scope of the FDA’s purview, such as the rising cost of prescription drugs, has garnered significant attention.2 But what are his plans for 2019? We highlight six areas to watch over the coming year.

  1. Increasing approval speed for generics

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