‘Regulatory Risk’: A New Factor In Risk/Benefit Equation At US FDA?

FDA’s evolving efforts to develop a ‘structured risk-benefit’ framework is playing an important role in accelerating access to drugs for rare diseases and specific subgroups in cancer; there may be less attention to an accompanying phrase that is growing in currency as a factor in the equation: ‘regulatory risk’ – the term for how FDA calculates the odds of making the wrong regulatory decision for a small-population treatment.

FDA is trying to formalize the inherently subjective process of weighing risks against benefits when making a drug approval decision by developing and implementing a structured risk/benefit assessment as a routine part of the review process.

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