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CBER's past names

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Renamed Hygienic Laboratory

Became part of the newly formed Public Health and Marine Hospital Service

Division of Biologics Control formed within NIH

Renamed Laboratory of Biologics Control

Renamed Division of Biologics Standards

Transferred to the FDA; renamed Bureau of Biologics

Merged to form Center for Drugs and Biologics

Split to form the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research

The present center can trace its history back to the original American public health service, which later became the NIH.^[1]

References

^ McDonald, Sharon. (September 2002) "Science and the Regulation of Biological Products: From a Rich History to a Challenging Future." Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research.