The Senate's right-to-try legislation should be narrowed to specify patients who are "terminally ill" as a criterion for experimental drug eligibility from its current language of "a life-threatening disease or condition," US FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb urges lawmakers.
Testifying before the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health Oct. 3, Gottlieb cautioned that Sen. Ron Johnson's (R-Wisc.) right-to-try legislation, known as the Trickett Wendler Right-to-Try Act (S.204), would...
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