Antibiotics Stewardship Remains Open Question On Capitol Hill

FDA’s role in the practice of medicine becomes an issue as IDSA’s proposal to spur antibiotic development by coupling small trials with limited use comes late to the antibiotic incentives debate on Capitol Hill.

FDA’s role in the practice of medicine could be an issue as Congress debates incentives for antibiotic development as part of legislation to reauthorize the Prescription Drug User Fee Act.

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