'Right To Try' And PDUFA VI: Patient Advocates, Industry Fight Senate Add-On
Executive Summary
Given that 'right to try' is intended to be a patient-centered proposal, patient organizations are a strong voice in opposition, working behind the scenes to revise – or entirely exclude – the legislation as part of the user fee package. But the bill also has powerful advocates among Senate Republicans and in the Trump Administration.
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