Missed Review Deadlines Are Reminder That On-Time Approvals Are A Goal, Not A Guarantee
Executive Summary
After more than a decade of sky-high rates of on-time regulatory action by the US FDA, missed user fee goal dates are back in a pretty big way – and it’s not just JAK inhibitor and COVID-19 delays.
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