FDA Releases Previously Unseen CRLs in Transparency Push
The FDA's disclosure of 89 unpublished drug rejection letters aims to enhance public understanding and trust by revealing safety and effectiveness concerns, Commissioner Makary said.
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The FDA is getting more transparent about drug rejections
Want to stay on top of the science and politics driving biotech today? Sign up to get our biotech newsletter in your inbox. Morning morning. Today, we learn the FDA is committing to CRL transparency, remember the impact of a gene therapy pioneer, and see positive LSD data for anxiety. FDA makes good on pledge on drug rejection letters The Food and Drug Administration is now publishing complete response letters to drugmakers shortly after they ar…
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