George Ball
George Ball is an associate professor of operations and decision technologies at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business and a co-author of a study indicating that Indian-made generic drugs may not be as safe or effective as U.S. counterparts. He highlights that while the FDA assures the public of the equivalency of generics, this assumption does not hold true for all drugs, particularly those manufactured in India, underscoring the need for scrutiny in global pharmaceutical manufacturing.
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