Provention Bio’s Teplizumab Delays Type 1 Diabetes Onset, US FDA Says
Executive Summary
Advisory committee to consider whether two-year delay is clinically meaningful and substantial evidence standard is satisfied; notably, panel input is not requested on an issue that has tripped up BLA review - bridging data that suggest pharmacokinetic differences between the clinical trial and commercial drug products.
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