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Project Equity: FDA considers options to increase diverse enrollment in clinical trials
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Project Equity: FDA considers options to increase diverse enrollment in clinical trials

November 12, 2021
Vol.47 No.42
By Matthew Bin Han Ong
FDA’s Lola Fashoyin-Aje: Stop getting stuck on the “risks” of diversity in drug development, it’s time to fix disparities in access
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FDA’s Lola Fashoyin-Aje: Stop getting stuck on the “risks” of diversity in drug development, it’s time to fix disparities in access

November 12, 2021
Vol.47 No.42
By Matthew Bin Han Ong
NCTN group chairs, experts: Diverse representation of minorities in clinical trials and drug development saves lives
Conversation with The Cancer LetterFreeHealth Equity

NCTN group chairs, experts: Diverse representation of minorities in clinical trials and drug development saves lives

November 12, 2021
Vol.47 No.42
By Matthew Bin Han Ong
FDA’s review of “dangling indications” continues beyond PD-1 and PD-L1 drugs
Conversation with The Cancer Letter

FDA’s review of “dangling indications” continues beyond PD-1 and PD-L1 drugs

October 15, 2021
Vol.47 No.38
By Paul Goldberg
Converting Cox hazard ratios with Cox-TEL to improve interpretation of drug efficacy in checkpoint inhibitor trials
Trials & Tribulations

Converting Cox hazard ratios with Cox-TEL to improve interpretation of drug efficacy in checkpoint inhibitor trials

September 10, 2021
Vol.47 No.33
By Yu Shyr
Pazdur expresses “profound concerns” about single-arm studies of PD-1/PD-L1 drugs; ODAC nixes retifanlimab for anal cancer
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Pazdur expresses “profound concerns” about single-arm studies of PD-1/PD-L1 drugs; ODAC nixes retifanlimab for anal cancer

June 25, 2021
Vol.47 No.25
By Paul Goldberg
Annals of Unintended Consequences: How FDA regulations undermine the biosimilar marketplace and the BPCIA
Trials & Tribulations

Annals of Unintended Consequences: How FDA regulations undermine the biosimilar marketplace and the BPCIA

June 18, 2021
Vol.47 No.24
By Howard S. Hochster and Michael P. Kane
RIP MTD: FDA to require sponsors to determine optimal dosage before initiating pivotal trials in cancer

RIP MTD: FDA to require sponsors to determine optimal dosage before initiating pivotal trials in cancer

June 11, 2021
Vol.47 No.23
By Paul Goldberg
Optimize the dose: An optimal step forward for FDA
Guest Editorial

Optimize the dose: An optimal step forward for FDA

June 11, 2021
Vol.47 No.23
By Mark J. Ratain, Garth W. Strohbehn, Ian F. Tannock and Allen S. Lichter
We ask FDA to explain “dangling” accelerated approvals—and this week’s ODAC agenda
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We ask FDA to explain “dangling” accelerated approvals—and this week’s ODAC agenda

April 30, 2021
Vol.47 No.17
By Paul Goldberg

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