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Second Consecutive Year Of Growth In NME Approvals In The Cards For FDA

This article was originally published in Pharmaceutical Approvals Monthly

Executive Summary

It looks to be a good bet that 2009 will mark a second year of growth in new drug approvals as FDA enters the second half of the year with a robust first-half NME approval tally and a well-stocked pipeline of novel agents with user fee goal dates in the remaining months of the year.

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