Regeneron Pushes Legal, Ethical Boundaries With Offer Of COVID-19 Antibody To Biden Campaign
Executive Summary
Company may have violated FDA’s preapproval promotion restrictions by discussing compassionate use option with Joe Biden’s team and by publicizing it on TV, highlighting the fine line between making the general public aware of expanded access and touting an investigational product as useful for a particular illness.
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