Three ways to work with the FDA for better patient-focused trials

Putting patients at the center of drug development allows us to design more efficient clinical trials that yield better data about a product’s risks and benefits. Companies that collaborate with the FDA can get direct feedback on their methodology and help build consensus on patient-relevant outcomes that might be accepted as proof of efficacy and safety.

This article covers three useful practices for getting the most out of your collaboration.


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