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Flexibility and innovation in the FDA’s novel regulatory approval strategies for hematologic drugs

Ann T. Farrell, Kirsten B. Goldberg, Richard M. Pazdur

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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) negotiates the evidence necessary for drug approval with pharmaceutical sponsors. The resulting data package submitted in support of approval includes labeling that conveys the benefits and risks of a particular agent. Recent approvals in hematology

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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) negotiates the evidence necessary for drug approval with pharmaceutical sponsors. The resulting data package submitted in support of approval includes labeling that conveys the benefits and risks of a particular agent. Recent approvals in hematology

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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) negotiates the evidence necessary for drug approval with pharmaceutical sponsors. The resulting data package submitted in support of approval includes labeling that conveys the benefits and risks of a particular agent. Recent approvals in hematology

Key concepts: Food and drug administration, Drug approval, Approved drug, Flexibility (engineering), New drug application, Drug, Business, Drug development

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