FDA Says You Can Have Experimental Drugs If Your Illness Is Serious And Untreatable
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has proposed changes to the rules so that patients who are seriously ill and have no other treatment options can obtain "promising" experimental treatments and drugs more easily...
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