Before a therapy is approved for delivery to patients a lot of hard work and research goes into demonstrating that the therapy is safe, effective, and high quality. We work to promote a regulatory environment that supports safe and efficient development and approval of therapies to treat patients afflicted with serious diseases, to delay the onset of these diseases, or to prevent them in the first place.
BIO White Paper on FDA’s Statement of Patient Experience
In September 2017, FDA implemented the Patient Experience Data table (PED Table) to be completed by reviewers and included in NDA/BLA review documents...
On Monday, June 13th, BIO submitted comments in response to a recently published FDA draft guidance providing recommendations to sponsors on developing a Race and Ethnicity Diversity Plan to enroll adequate numbers of participants in clinical trials from underrepresented racial and ethnic…
On Tuesday, June 7th, BIO submitted comments in response to the FDA’s draft guidance concerning the management, documentation, and use of whole slide images in histopathology assessment and/or pathology peer review for nonclinical studies conducted in compliance with GLP regulations. Importantly,…
On Monday, May 9th, BIO submitted comments in response to the FDA’s recent draft guidance on Clinical Pharmacology Considerations for Antibody-Drug Conjugates. In the comments submitted, BIO acknowledged the challenge FDA faces in creating a regulatory guidance that is comprehensive yet adaptable,…
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