“One Continuous Trial” In Oncology: US FDA Offers Guidance And Encouragement
Executive Summary
One of the hallmarks of the “breakthrough” era has been the rapid expansion of first-in-human trials into pivotal studies for efficacy submissions. In a new draft guidance, FDA offers some initial thoughts on safeguards to make hyperfast development pathways successful.
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