Electronic CTD Guidance Forces Applicants To Be More Scientific, CDER Says
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
CDER’s guidance for electronic common technical documents eliminates the need for paper submissions for virtually every type of drug application. The eCTD forces companies to be more scientific and analyze what they are submitting to FDA, CDER’s Wilson says.
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