Trump’s FDA invents an unusual regulatory pathway to approve leucovorin for autism

Experts call the move “extremely premature”

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FDA has initiated the approval of leucovorin calcium tablets, rushing them to market as part of a push from the Trump administration to identify potential treatments for autism spectrum disorder.

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