US Food & Drug Administration officials routinely emphasize one key point in framing the questions they pose to their expert advisory committees: the agency values the discussion of the issues by the invited experts much more than the final count on any vote they may take.
Commissioner Robert Califf has urged that the agency apply that philosophy more directly, by holding more meetings that do
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