Misconstruing Single-Arm Study Data Lands BMS In Trouble With US FDA

The lung cancer drug Krazati from Bristol Myers Squibb’s Mirati Therapeutics drew an FDA ad/promo untitled letter, highlighting the agency's trend of pursuing false or misleading efficacy claims, particularly when data comes from outside approved labeling.

doctor that appears to be "holding" lungs
The BMS lung cancer drug was the subject of the FDA's third OPDP letter of the year. • Source: Shutterstock

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