US FDA's Complex Trial Design Pilot Might Be Handicapped By Disclosure Requirements

FDA wants to publicize some aspects of designs accepted into pilot, which might discourage industry participation.  

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When it comes to the US FDA's complex innovative trial design pilot, it's unclear which will be more intricate: the new development pathways formed through the program, or the negotiations with the agency before a sponsor can even join.

FDA will require details of the trials used in the program to be released for the benefit of the drug industry at large

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