EU Extends Pilot On Using Raw Data In Medicines Reviews ‘Until Further Notice’

EU regulators have recommended extending a pilot on the use of raw clinical trial data in medicines evaluations after an interim review of the initiative found that using such data improved regulatory decision-making.

Business, Technology, Internet and network concept. Young businessman working on a virtual screen of the future and sees the inscription: Clinical trial
Current DCT digital platforms have limited functionality and technical capabilities • Source: Shutterstock

The European Medicines Agency and EU Heads of Medicines Agencies have published interim results from a proof-of-concept pilot investigating the benefits of using raw data from clinical trials in regulatory procedures.

In the 18 October report, the EMA and HMA said that a survey of pilot participants revealed the value of performing a statistical analysis of clinical study data was “greatest for more complex

Key Takeaways
  • An EU pilot scheme focused on enhancing the use of raw data from clinical trials in the regulatory process has been extended.
  • A report has revealed positive outcomes from the pilot, and identified areas for further exploration in the next phase of the initiative

Read the full article – start your free trial today!

Join thousands of industry professionals who rely on Pink Sheet for daily insights

  • Start your 7-day free trial
  • Explore trusted news, analysis, and insights
  • Access comprehensive global coverage
  • Enjoy instant access – no credit card required

More from Pink Sheet

More from Geography

US FDA Adcomm To Consider If Genentech’s Columvi Study Generalizable To US

 
• By 

Patients from Asia saw a differential treatment effect versus non-Asian regions in the Phase III multiregional study, with an adverse survival trend seen in the latter group, the FDA said about the lymphoma drug.

Califf In Conversation: ‘Decimated’ US FDA Teams Endanger Innovation

 

Pink Sheet sister publication In Vivo spoke to the former FDA commissioner about the recent layoffs and their impact on vaccine and other product development.

EU Shaping Biotech Act To Unleash SME Potential

 

European companies, in particular small and midsize enterprises, spin-offs and start-ups have a hard time expanding within the single market “because of a complex regulatory framework that is perceived as slow and burdensome,” according to the European Commission.