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Clinical trials are comprehensive research studies conducted to ensure that recently developed medical interventions, including novel drugs, surgical & other devices, and treatments/ therapies, are safe and effective for human use before commercialization. These trials provide evidence for regulatory bodies like the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), European Medicines Agency (EMA), Health Canada, UK’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, and China’s National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) to ensure that a specific medical intervention is safe for the public use, begets limited adverse effects, and meets quality standards. However, it takes 10 to 15 years or even more to complete all three clinical trial phases before reaching the licensing stage. Thus, FDA introduced accelerated or expedite approvals to pace up the approval of drugs that treat severe conditions and address unmet medical needs. Click below to read the complete article by ‘IEBS’@ https://www.iebrain.com/dual-repercussions-of-fdas-accelerated-approval-pathway/
Envisioning the Dual Repercussions of FDA’s Accelerated Approval Pathway
Envisioning the Dual Repercussions of FDA’s
Accelerated Approval Pathway
Clinical trials are comprehensive research studies conducted to ensure that recently
developed medical interventions, including novel drugs, surgical & other devices, and
treatments/ therapies, are safe and effective for human use before
commercialization. These trials provide evidence for regulatory bodies like the US
Food and Drug Administration (FDA), European Medicines Agency (EMA), Health
Canada, UK’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, and China’s
National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) to ensure that a specific medical
intervention is safe for the public use, begets limited adverse effects, and meets
quality standards. However, it takes 10 to 15 years or even more to complete all
three clinical trial phases before reaching the licensing stage. Thus, FDA introduced
accelerated or expedite approvals to pace up the approval of drugs that treat severe
conditions and address unmet medical needs.
Before proceeding with the pros and cons of the FDA’s expedited program, let’s first
understand the full-fledged approval process set by various regulatory agencies to
launch any novel medical interventions in the market after comprehensive analysis.
Pre-Approval: the regulatory agencies set specific guidelines around study
design, volunteer selection, monitoring procedures, informed consent, and
data collection, which pharmaceutical industries must adhere to when
conducting clinical trials.
Investigational New Drug (IND) Application: Drugmakers/ sponsors are
obliged to submit an IND application to the regulatory body before initiating a
clinical trial. This application comprises justification, proposed study design,
safety data from pre-clinical studies, and a feasible approach to monitor
volunteers during the trial.
Review Process: The regulatory agency thoroughly reviews the statistical
data, data quality, results of all phases of pre-clinical and clinical trials, and
potential benefits & risks associated with the particular intervention.
Post-Approval: Even after granting approval for marketing and
commercializing medical interventions, the regulatory body continues to
monitor the safety and efficacy of approved products through post-marketing
surveillance and requires periodic reporting of adverse events.
Need for introducing USFDA Accelerated Approval Program
The US FDA’s Accelerated Approval Program (AAP) aims to expedite the development and
enable faster access to new therapies that address an unmet need in treating severe
ailments. This program is mainly introduced to promote the treatment of chronic diseases,
where the course of the condition is extended, and determining the clinical endpoint would
take considerable time. The primary objective behind introducing a priority review of
specific drugs for accelerated approval is to launch the drugs earlier in the market. To justify,
in the case of chronic diseases like HIV and cancer, thoroughly understanding the effect of
medications with precision can take a long time, which results in delayed drug approval.
Click below to read the complete article by ‘IEBS’@
https://www.iebrain.com/dual-repercussions-of-fdas-accelerated-approval-pathway/
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