FDA Unveils Framework for Its Expedited IND Pilot
The program will select up to 10 research partnerships and use rolling reviews to cut delays before first-in-human trials.
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FDA Unveils Pilot Program Aimed at Accelerating Early-Stage Clinical Trials
As reported on Fierce Biotech, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has launched a new pilot program designed to streamline the investigational new drug (IND) application process and reduce delays that often slow the start of Phase 1 clinical trials. The initiative is part of the agency’s broader effort to strengthen the United States’ […]
FDA launches pilot program to speed up sluggish phase 1 trials
Darren Incorvaia in Fierce Biotech: After teasing a new initiative to speed up early-stage clinical trials over the summer, the FDA today opened a pilot program for an expedited investigational new drug (IND) application process that the agency hopes will put U.S. phase 1 trials on par with those in China and Australia. The finalized pilot program will pair drug sponsors with selected “qualified research institutions” or QRIs, which can include …
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