The political narrative around the Right To Try law was that diminishing the US FDA's power over regulating experimental drugs would allow terminally ill patients to more easily access potentially lifesaving treatments. But personal views on the law aside, the legislative battle should have instead focused on reimbursement rather than FDA's regulatory role, an expert says.
Speaking on a panel at the Expanded Access Summit Jan. 22, King & Spalding Partner David Farber explained that payers...
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