FDA opens clinical trial modernization office; NIH redesigns public website
· Health · United States
The FDA opened a new clinical trial modernization office within its drug evaluation center to speed up trials. The NIH also rolled out a streamlined website to make information easier for the public to find.
Why it matters:Regulatory and information infrastructure changes can shorten development timelines and shape how sponsors and the public access trial and health data.
Key points
- The new office sits within CDER
- The FDA said the office aims to speed up new clinical trials
- The NIH redesign targets a sprawling, fractured information ecosystem
Sources (original reporting)
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