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Avoiding the TRIPS Trap: A Path to Domestic Disclosure of Clinical Drug Data Consistent with International Norms

2020-08-10

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Should doctors, patients and policy makers have complete information about new drugs? Although complete transparency may seem like the obvious answer, the reality is that publicly available information is often incomplete. Before a drug may be approved for sale, a regulatory agency such as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will review extensive data created by a company seeking approval of such a drug. How...

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81b5fbba-8573-5117-b6a0-bbb6bd8a01c6
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10.2139/ssrn.3667995
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