June 23, 2006
I’m afraid the herd is quite thinned this week. In my mind, the big news of the week was from the Hill – the Kennedy/Enzi legislation which I posted about yesterday. There was not a lot going on at the … Continue reading →
June 22, 2006
More on legislation, this time more expansive… The New York Times carried a report yesterday of legislation to be introduced by Senators Kennedy (D-Mass) and Enzi (R-Wyo) that from all appearances is sweeping in the nature of the reforms it … Continue reading →
June 21, 2006
The current Congress has been a largely do-nothing body. It has enacted less legislation than most. They spent days last week debating gay marriage regarding an amendment everyone knew would fail while there were pressing matters demanding their attention. They … Continue reading →
June 20, 2006
Related to yesterday’s posting, one of the consequences of the "new environment" of the post-COX-2s is that, because issues involving drug approval are getting more attention from both the public in general and policy makers in particular, the communications issues … Continue reading →
June 19, 2006
There is a lot of word afoot that there are more approvable letters than there used to be. An approvable letter is one of 3 outcomes from the FDA review process, other than approved and not approvable. It can mean … Continue reading →