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Regulations For Extraordinary Use New Drugs
(EUNDs)
By: Jennifer Wilkie
Regulations to Amend the Food and Drug Regulations have been
published, which would permit a new type of drug submission for
certain types of drugs where there is a requirement to provide
substantial evidence of safety and efficacy of the drug and, while
there are ethical and/or logistical challenges in designing
appropriate clinical trials for a small number of emergency use
drugs, such as anthrax and pandemic influenza vaccines. The
proposed regulations outline inclusion criteria for
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