Sue Sutter
Senior Editor
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Latest From Sue Sutter
US FDA Bids Adieu To Allergenic Products Adcomm; Vaccines Panel To Take Over Duties
The effort and expense to maintain the committee, which met only 10 days in the past 15 years, can no longer be justified, the FDA said. The terminated panel’s responsibilities will be integrated into the Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee.
PDUFA Meetings: US FDA Wants Sponsors To Prioritize Issues For Discussion
But the agency should explain why different meeting types are granted than requested or denied entirely, industry representatives said during session on meeting management best practices.
Cancer Trials: US FDA Debuts Framework For Patient-Reported Tolerability Assessments
The agency wants sponsors to start with three core symptoms common across cancer therapeutics and then add more treatment-related adverse events from item libraries based on a drug’s mechanism of action and other factors.
Clinical Trial Diversity Action Plans Will Take 100 Hours To Prepare, US FDA Predicts
The agency’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research expects to receive 200 plans annually, with 40 plans expected to go to the biologics center.
Chevron’s Fall Strengthens Industry’s Hand In Disagreements With US FDA, But May Create Delays
Firms can be more forceful in disputes with FDA now that Supreme Court has eliminated Chevron deference. Questions around whether an evidentiary standard has been met may be ripe for challenge, legal experts said, but they also caution that sponsors will face more uncertainty.
Chevron’s Fall Strengthens Industry’s Hand In Disagreements With US FDA, But May Spur Delays
Firms can be more forceful in disputes with FDA now that Supreme Court has eliminated Chevron deference. Questions around whether an evidentiary standard has been met may be ripe for challenge, legal experts said, but they also caution that sponsors will face more uncertainty.