Postmarketing Commitments: Sponsors Often Do Not Publish Results Of New Clinical Trials
Executive Summary
Only 15% of postmarketing commitments for drugs approved in 2009-2012 were for clinical trials and only half of these were published, study finds; authors call for US FDA to provide more trial information.
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