User Fees For Biomarker Qualification Might Improve Study Designs
Executive Summary
Despite Bob Temple’s assurance that draft enrichment guidance allows companies to exclude biomarker-negative patients, industry asks FDA for more guidance on when they can safely say a biomarker is discriminatory.
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