There’s No Need To Include Off-Label Use In Labeling, FDA Says In Proposed Rule
Executive Summary
After concerns from the medtech industry that a 2017 final rule requires sponsors with knowledge of off-label use of their product to add it to their label, the US FDA is proposing to delete the confusing text.
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