Industry Needs To Submit Fewer Safety Reports, US FDA Official Says
Executive Summary
Only 14% of expedited reports sent to FDA's oncology office were informative, CDER's Jarow says, arguing that sponsors 'pull the fire alarm' too frequently.
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