US FDA Wants Advice About Advisory Committees: Try Having Some?

The FDA’s drug center has all but stopped holding meetings at this point, which begs the question: why do they want advice on how to make them better?

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The focus on adcomm perception does not make much sense given that CDER is having so few meetings, McCaughan argues. • Source: Shutterstock

The US Food and Drug Administration is eager to correct the “persistent misconception” that recommendations by its public advisory committees amount to final decisions or are somehow binding on the agency.

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