Perspective: A path forward for rare disease policy
FDA needs to move beyond regulatory flexibility, writes BioCentury Washington Editor Steve Usdin
The rare disease policy calendar in Washington has been packed. Highlights have included an advisory committee meeting for a Barth syndrome treatment from Stealth BioTherapeutics, a meeting about FDA’s Rare Disease Innovation Hub convened by the Reagan-Udall Foundation, the NORD Breakthrough Summit, BIO’s Patient & Health Summit, and a Haystack Project congressional briefing. These all happened in the past two weeks, and I’ve probably left a few out.
Conversations on and off the podiums suggest rare disease policy in the U.S. has reached a crossroads, buffeted by two opposing winds. ...
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