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I completely understand. The uncertainty is the worst part. I was at another big pharma company that went through constant restructuring. My advice? Document *everything* you do. Quantify your accomplishments whenever possible. It makes it easier to highlight your value if/when the time comes. Also, start networking internally and externally. Having options is empowering, even if you don't use them. Take care of yourself; stress impacts everything.
Maybe it's not intentional, but it *is* corporate. Honestly, this sounds like standard big pharma behavior. They're always looking to cut costs. Regulatory affairs might seem safe *now*, but remember the mergers of the past? Entire departments were duplicated and then slashed. Best to be prepared. Update your resume, see what's out there. Knowing your market value can ease some of the anxiety, even if you choose to stay.