Question-Based Review Not Raising Questions For Generic Sponsors, FDA
Executive Summary
Initial experiences with question-based reviews of the chemistry, manufacturing and controls section of ANDAs suggest the quality initiative will not adversely affect the generics review process for sponsors
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