Reflecting on Janet Woodcock’s retirement from FDA

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The story of Janet Woodcock’s illustrious career is not just one of professional achievements; it’s a tale of enduring partnerships, empathetic leadership, and unwavering commitment to science and patient care that will continue as she leaves public service this year. 

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Ellen V. Sigal
Chair and founder, Friends of Cancer Research
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