Pink Sheet editors discuss the US FDA’s consideration of regulatory changes to promote innovative clinical trial designs (:32), an NIH proposal to require patent licensees create plans to ensure access to the commercialized product (7:29), and lawmakers longing for the days when Janet Woodcock ran the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (15:35). More On These Topics From The Pink Sheet ‘Antiquated’ Regulations Slowing Adoption of Innovative Clinical Trial Approaches: https://pink.citeline.com/PS154730/Antiquated-Regulations-Slowing-Adoption-of-Innovative-Clinical-Trial-Approaches US FDA Looking To Modernize Clinical Trial Regulations To Spur ‘Evolution’ In Research: https://pink.citeline.com/PS154721/US-FDA-Looking-To-Modernize-Clinical-Trial-Regulations-To-Spur-Evolution-In-Research NIH Drug Patent Licensees Would Develop ‘Access Plan’ Under Proposal; Pricing Commitments Optional: https://pink.citeline.com/PS154744/NIH-Drug-Patent-Licensees-Would-Develop-Access-Plan-Under-Proposal-Pricing-Commitments-Optional Woodcock Nostalgia: GOP Rep. Bilirakis Wants CDER To Recapture Her Flexible Approach: https://pink.citeline.com/PS154745/Woodcock-Nostalgia-GOP-Rep-Bilirakis-Wants-CDER-To-Recapture-Her-Flexible-Approach

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