Tysabri Cohort Study May Need Internal Control Group For Useful Results
• By The Pink Sheet
A 5,000-patient observational cohort study included in Tysabri's risk management plan for return to market may need an internal control group to provide useful results, members of FDA's Peripheral & Central Nervous System Drugs Advisory Committee indicated March 8
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