Chiang Chih-kang

Chiang Chih-kang

politician Taiwan

Chiang Chih-kang is a prominent figure in the field of toxicology, currently serving as the director-general of Taiwan's Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Prior to this role, he was a professor at the National Taiwan University College of Medicine and the Graduate Institute of Toxicology. With a background in nephrology and a master’s degree in law, Chiang is well-equipped to address the complexities of public health, food safety, and regulatory issues. His appointment comes after a vacant period for the position, and he aims to enhance food safety, drug regulation, and medical device oversight through innovative technologies including artificial intelligence.

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Taiwan Taiwan: Chiang Chih-kang today took office as director-general of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). 8

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Chiang Chih-kang sworn in as new FDA director-general