The Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration should clearly communicate how the agency will use adverse event data from expanded access use when reviewing drugs and biologics for approval and marketing in the United States.
Michael Burgess: “The Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration should clearly communicate how the agency will use adverse event…”
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Burgess discusses the importance of FDA communication regarding drug approval processes.
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