Advisory Committee Splits The Difference On CABP Trials
Executive Summary
A fierce dispute between researchers and clinicians who think community-acquired bacterial pneumonia drugs should be evaluated by their effect on mortality, and those who favor symptom-based evaluation, is unlikely to be quelled by actions taken at the Dec. 9 meeting of FDA's Anti-Infective Drugs Advisory Committee, which gave each side some of what it wanted
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