Addressing The Rare Disease Challenge Via Patient Engagement
Executive Summary
Following the FDA’s release of draft guidance to enhance patient voice, In Vivo spoke with Ipsen’s rare disease regulation expert on creating a more patient-centric R&D and approval pathway, from modified endpoints to trial decentralization and beyond.
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