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Boxed Warnings, Drug Watch Are Policy Goals Of Drug Safety Oversight Board

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FDA's Drug Safety Oversight Board should start shifting its focus toward broader policy questions - like standards for boxed warnings - in addition to addressing emerging safety issues for specific products, DSOB Executive Director Susan Cummins suggested

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