The Impact of FDAAA On Drug Approvals: Setting the Baseline
This article was originally published in RPM Report
Executive Summary
An analysis of the first six months of the new era in drug regulation shows that FDA is enthusiastically and creatively applying its new drug safety tools. Biopharma companies will be watching carefully to see how the metrics of the FDAAA era move over time.
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