The American Medicine Safety and Security Act restricts employment and data access at the FDA for individuals with ties to China, Russia, or Iran.
The American Medicine Safety and Security Act aims to ensure the safety and security of drugs and devices by imposing conditions on employment and other work arrangements at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It prohibits individuals who are nationals of, or have immediate family members who are nationals of, China, Russia, or Iran from being employed by or performing labor or services for remuneration for the FDA. Existing FDA employees must agree to a 10-year restriction on subsequent employment or labor for entities based in these countries.
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