[HTML][HTML] FDA standards—good enough for government work?
J Avorn - New England Journal of Medicine, 2005 - Mass Medical Soc
New England Journal of Medicine, 2005•Mass Medical Soc
Dr. Jerry Avorn explains that there is one area of biomedicine in which the government
allows—even defends—a minimal standard that would be unacceptable anywhere else in
research. It is the set of evidentiary requirements maintained by the Food and Drug
Administration for the approval of new drugs.
allows—even defends—a minimal standard that would be unacceptable anywhere else in
research. It is the set of evidentiary requirements maintained by the Food and Drug
Administration for the approval of new drugs.
Dr. Jerry Avorn explains that there is one area of biomedicine in which the government allows — even defends — a minimal standard that would be unacceptable anywhere else in research. It is the set of evidentiary requirements maintained by the Food and Drug Administration for the approval of new drugs.
The New England Journal Of Medicine