FDA’s Califf Speaks Of Tailoring Trials For CMS Evidence Amid Spotlight On Alzheimer’s Drugs
Executive Summary
FDA Commissioner Robert Califf spoke of the need for a better hand-off to CMS, including tailoring trials to generate evidence relevant for Medicare coverage. He also weighed in on the possibility of accelerated approval for chronic disease drugs, among other topics.
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