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Pioneering regulatory programs must transition into formal administrative rules to survive leadership shifts.
When transitioning between administrations, federal agencies must abandon informal policymaking in favor of standardized notice-and-comment rules and formal guidance to insulate key programs from legal and political challenges.
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Science & Health
FDA Briefing Documents Cast Severe Doubt on Capricor's Deramiocel Ahead of High-Stakes AdCom Shows the regulatory pivot away from informal, 'journal-article' policymaking toward standardized, legally insulated administrative pathways.
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FDA Resumes Controversial Complete Response Letter Transparency Policy After Three-Month Pause Demonstrates that controversial, informal transparency campaigns must be formalized into permanent, statutory rules to withstand industry litigation.