Reporting Adverse Events Found Online Complicated By Internet's Anonymity; Can Widgets Rescue Industry From Compliance Conundrums?
Executive Summary
FDA should modify its adverse event reporting policy to allow protection of patient privacy for AEs that sponsors discover online, industry representatives told the agency during its two-day public meeting on regulation of the Internet
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