'Low-Hanging Fruit' Of Industry Comms Policy Addressed By Recent FDA Documents
Executive Summary
Draft guidance documents issues by US FDA in January did not tackle the toughest off-label speech debates, but they did provide some useful information to guide company communications, experts said on a recent FDLI webinar.
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