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BioPharmaceutical Advisory Committees

Pfizer’s Unusual Contribution to the Afrezza Review

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FDA’s portion of the advisory committee review of MannKind’s inhaled insulin included an unusual number of separate presentations (five) – and one especially unusual review based on a slide presentation from the first inhaled insulin sponsor, Pfizer.

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