Abuse-Deterrent Opioid Manufacturers Want FDA To Set Conversion Deadline
Executive Summary
US agency denied group's 2013 citizen petition, but with more abuse-deterrent products on the market, sponsors hope climate is more favorable for idea that older opioids should come off market once three similar abuse-deterrent products are available.
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