FDA Delays Postmarket Studies on Drugs Raise Safety Concerns
The FDA's approval of the drug Tavneos, intended for rare autoimmune diseases, has been marred by significant delays in mandated safety studies. With only 21 of 300 patients enrolled, concerns grow over potential risks, including liver damage, as patients remain uninformed about the drug's safety.
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FDA-Ordered Safety Studies for Drugs Like Tavneos Face Significant Delays
FDA Postmarket Studies Delayed, Leaving Patients in the Dark
FDA Studies on Long-Market Drugs and Devices Still Pending Completion
The drugs and devices have been on the market for years. But FDA-ordered studies still aren’t done
FDA Delays Postmarket Studies Raise Concerns Over Drug Safety
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