The FDA issued draft guidance this week describing a streamlined submission process to determine whether using an in vitro diagnostic in a cancer drug’s clinical trial poses a significant or nonsignificant risk.
The agency wrote that sponsor should use the proposed pathway when possible “to reduce administrative burden on sponsors and FDA and to maintain the current level of regulatory review.”
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