Final FDA flu vaccine guidances
Executive Summary
FDA issues final guidances to outline the regulatory pathways for development and approval of seasonal and pandemic influenza vaccines May 31. Both guidances recommend use of novel adjuvants and cell culture and recombinant manufacturing technologies. Guidelines also allow use of surrogate endpoints such as immune response to support accelerated approval (1"The Pink Sheet" March 13, 2006, p. 26)...
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