Industry should return to large, simple clinical trial designs that rely on randomization and endpoints that matter most to patients – and remove the excessive data collection that often leads to problems with recruitment, retention and trial cost, Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Robert Califf said.
“Randomization as a tool is an amazingly elegant tool” to answer important clinical questions, Califf said at the Prevision Policy/Friends of Cancer Research Biopharma Congress last month. “It’s astounding. And...
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