Model-Informed Drug Development: A Risk Firms, Regulators Need To Embrace
Executive Summary
Modeling can better inform candidate and dose selection, and support novel endpoints, labeling and postmarketing safety, even though it means stepping off the beaten path for drug development, participants say at US FDA's inaugural workshop on model-informed drug development under PDUFA VI.
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