Through Project Optimus, the FDA is taking aim at revising dose-ranging studies for oncology drug development. The future of oncology is here! While our team published this article in 2022 when the project was introduced, we've made recent revisions, offering new recommendations and insights. If you are developing an oncology drug, we recommend you collaborate with the FDA and to review the January 2023 guidance shared in this content – it is full of insights and a strong step in a positive direction for patients and industry. https://hubs.la/Q02lYyPQ0 Questions about your oncology development plan and your regulatory strategy? Connect with Halloran. We’re ready when you are. #Oncology #OncologyResearch #DrugDevelopment #ProjectOptimus #FDA #ClinicalTrials
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6moGreat work Mamta Puri-Lechner and Anna Hertzberg