The regulatory pathway for nearly every product developed to treat a rare disease begins and ends with the Food & Drug Administration’s Office of Orphan Product Development.
That office reviews requests from sponsors for orphan drug designation at the front end of development, and – should the product survive clinical trials and be approved by FDA – considers whether it qualifies for seven years of exclusivity at the back end
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