Showing posts with label califf. Show all posts
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Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Obama's Pick to Lead FDA Nears Senate Confirmation - Scientific American


Read the full article: Obama's Pick to Lead FDA Nears Senate Confirmation - Scientific American:

"After a five-month delay, the US Senate is finally poised to vote on the nominee to head the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), cardiologist and clinical trials expert Robert Califf.

On February 22, lawmakers voted to limit debate on Califf's nomination. That procedural tactic sets the stage for a final vote this week that would determine whether he will lead the FDA."

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Friday, February 27, 2009

Global Outsourcing - Clinical Drug Trials - Hot Debate

Global outsourcing continues, and fuels some interesting debate, as evidenced by this recent New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) article, "Ethical and Scientific Implications of the Globalization of Clinical Research." Of current interest, one of the author's name, Robert Califf, comes up as a candidate to lead the FDA. In CenterWatch's Clinicial Trials Today post, "Duke, NEJM Study Renews Debate on Global Outsourcing, they say "the NEJM study findings support common criticisms that trial participants in developing countries are often less informed and unduly influenced by the promise of money or medical care in return for participating in a study. While critics of clinical research in emerging areas (comprising 16% of total global clinical trials) can deride the informed consent process there, the West is no stranger to these problems." 



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