J&J Saves Xarelto; But Faces tough Label
This article was originally published in RPM Report
Executive Summary
J&J’s defense of its pending stroke prevention indication in atrial fibrillation for Xarelto at the September 8 FDA Cardio-Renal Advisory Committee is likely to go down in FDA lore as an example of a successful argument that saved an application, but not the product. The presentation may also be notable into the future for two slides on benefit/risk which address one of FDA’s new interests: patient preferred outcomes.
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