Recent US FDA advisory committees have struggled with the lack of real-world data on how well abuse-deterrent opioids actually curtail abuse, but the most recent discussion underscores how the agency will look to postmarket studies to shape development requirements.
“I think we don’t know at all yet what these products are actually doing in the marketplace, but we are all trying to figure that out," Judy Staffa, associate director for public health initiatives in the Office of Surveillance and Epidemiology, said at an April 5 advisory committee meeting assessing
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