Jacqueline Corrigan-Curay, the acting director of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has announced her retirement effective July 2025. Corrigan-Curay has served at the agency for more than eight years and her departure comes amid a growing number of senior staff exits from the FDA. The cumulative loss of expertise within the agency has been noted as substantial, reflecting ongoing leadership changes in the FDA’s drug regulatory division.
The FDA named George Tidmarsh, who has led a number of biotech companies, to be its top drug regulator. https://t.co/T75qbqtmOH
Positive for sector vs other options. FDA to Name Biotech Executive George Tidmarsh as RFK Jr.'s Top Drug Regulator. HT @adamfeuerstein $XBI $IBB https://t.co/3QFfsiXb1h
George Tidmarsh named new CDER chief, per Bloomberg https://t.co/SxWtYUbD1d