Benefit-Risk Frameworks May Be Coming To US FDA Advisory Committees
Executive Summary
Structured assessments, which are currently publicly available only for approved products, could help frame questions for panel discussion of specific drugs under review; FDA also exploring ways to make completed frameworks more readily accessible.
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