FDA Proposed Rule Will Require MedDRA for Postmarketing AE Reporting
• By The Pink Sheet
FDA's Suspected Adverse Drug Reaction proposed rule will seek to require the use of MedDRA terminology in submissions of postmarketing adverse event reports, the agency told a Drug Information Association workshop on MedDRA implementation Oct. 30 in Washington, D.C.
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