US FDA’s Assessment Aid May Spell The End Of Dueling Advisory Committee Briefing Packages
Executive Summary
Pilot project allows FDA conclusions about a drug’s efficacy and safety to be integrated with, but distinguished from, a sponsor’s own analysis; though currently used for reviews of oncology applications, template could become the basis for a consolidated advisory committee briefing document.
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