‘Breakthrough’ Therapies: Information Requests A Sign Of Workload Problem?

FDA on average sent about 20 more information requests during breakthrough product reviews than others in the Program, according to interim assessment of the PDUFA V review system. Assessment could support higher funding for breakthrough program in next user fee round.

FDA’s interim assessment of the PDUFA V application review system may lend more evidence to the assertion that the review burden for “breakthrough” therapies is higher for FDA and sponsors compared to conventional products.

Breakthrough applications, while usually approved faster than other submissions, also generated many more information requests on average than applications without the designation, according to an interim assessment of...

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