Opinion: FDAs Plan to Diversify Trial Participation Criticized
In response to a law passed two years ago, the FDA was
Well, the FDA released its plan the other day and it was met with what could best be described as faint praise. In particular, a pair of consumer advocacy groups says the biggest issue is that
They acknowledged the plan does contain several constructive steps, such as working with drug and device makers to revise product applications with enhanced information on “demographic subgroups;” strengthening FDA reviewer training so the need for demographic data is communicated; improving FDA systems for collecting and analyzing such data; and updating or finalizing guidance for industry.
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Source: The Wall Street Journal
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