Biomarkers Improve Odds Of Approval, BIO Study Finds
Executive Summary
BIO/Biomedtracker analysis strengthens the case for expanded use of drug development tools like biomarkers with finding that well-defined patient populations in clinical trials are associated with greater likelihood of approval.
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