Preterm Birth Patients Sought By US FDA As Meeting On Treatment Development Looms

With the only FDA-approved treatment off the market, the FDA is looking for ideas for development of new preterm birth treatments.

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The FDA/Duke-Margolis meeting on preterm birth drug development is scheduled for late January. • Source: Shutterstock

The US Food and Drug Administration is urgently seeking patients that have experienced preterm birth with the market now devoid of treatments and a workshop on developing new therapies upcoming.

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