Wall Street Sees Woodcock Commissionership As Positive for Aducanumab, But Eyes Should Be On Cavazzoni
Executive Summary
Review extension for Alzheimer’s candidate may be positive for Biogen, but it’s not because Woodcock is acting commissioner. To understand the odds, it may be time to get to better know a new generation of US FDA’s drug review leadership.
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