ICH Guide On Selective Reporting Of Safety Data Faces Major Rewrite

The International Council for Harmonisation is making big changes to its E19 guideline that proposes taking a targeted approach to safety data collection in some late-stage clinical trials. The draft guideline, which is largely similar to the US guideline on this topic, drew varied comments from stakeholders, including those from the EU. 

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The International Council for Harmonisation is making significant changes to its draft E19 guideline, which proposes limiting the collection of safety data in some late-stage pre or postmarketing studies when the safety profile of a drug is sufficiently characterized.

The guideline is being “re-written considerably” to address the “extensive comments” it drew from stakeholders, including notably some EU competent authorities, when it was issued for public consultation last year,...

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