Will US FDA Advisory Committees Rebound In 2023?
Executive Summary
The US FDA’s use of outside expert advisory committees rebounded from historic lows in 2022 – but just barely. Will Commissioner Califf’s ‘update’ of the process finally mean more committee meetings in 2023?
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