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What Patients Should Know About Expanded Access Programs
- Expanded Access Programs , also called compassionate use, provide treatment options for people with serious or life-threatening illnesses when other treatments fail and clinical trials are not available or the patient does not qualify.
- EAPs allow patients to access investigational drugs or devices as an alternative treatment.
- Patients must fulfill specific eligibility criteria to be considered for EAPs.
- Licensed physicians can help determine if EAP treatment is available and suitable for patients who have exhausted other options.
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(StatePoint) Expanded Access Programs (EAPs) – sometimes referred to as "compassionate use" – may be a possible treatment pathway for some people living with a serious or life-threatening illness.
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