Ferring’s Fecal Transplant Gets Through AdComm, Aided By Preference For Standardized Product
Executive Summary
US FDA's Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee endorses Rebyota for recurrent C. difficile infection; most panelists prefer a product whose manufacturing will be regulated, even one with lingering concerns about efficacy or safety, over the current landscape.
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