Sponsors Still Not Racing To Schedule In-Person Meetings With US FDA

The vast majority of meeting requests eligible for the in-person/virtual format were not requested as such, according to Center for Drug Evaluation and Research data.

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The FDA expected industry to slowly embrace hybrid meetings. • Source: Shutterstock

Many sponsors have not jumped at the chance to meet with US Food and Drug Administration face-to-face once again, although the lack of enthusiasm was not surprising to agency officials.

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