US regulators are proposing to make "de-identified" and "masked" study data derived from applications submitted to the Food and Drug Administration available to external experts and other interested parties for the purpose of generating new knowledge aimed at facilitating innovation in new medical products1.
"The development of new knowledge and insights from clinical and preclinical study data is an important regulatory science opportunity," regulators said in a 4 June Federal Register notice. "These data...
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