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What experience have you had?

What experience have you had? How many INDs, 510ks, etc have you worked on? Because this does not line up with my experience at all. IME FDA is very anal about even the appearance of the conflict of interest, and loosey-goosey is the last descriptor you would ever want to use for any interaction with FDA. That being said, informal interactions where FDA talks you through regulatory options do happen for high priority / unmet need diseases, but there the “friendlies” are compartmentalized away from the those who review the applications. My guess is that the review will show that someone from FDA met with the company to facilitate the application because Alzheimer’s is a priority disease, but strict compartmentalization from the review process was maintained. If not, then someone is getting fired.

Posted by pfisherman on Jul 10, 2021, 5:01 PM

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What experience have you had?

pfishermanJul 10, 2021, 5:01 PM

What experience have you had? How many INDs, 510ks, etc have you worked on? Because this does not line up with my experience at all. IME FDA is very anal about even the appearance of the conflict of interest, and loosey-goosey is the last descriptor you would ever want to use for any interaction with FDA. That being said, informal interactions where FDA talks you through regulatory options do happen for high priority / unmet need diseases, but there the “friendlies” are compartmentalized away from the those who review the applications. My guess is that the review will show that someone from FDA met with the company to facilitate the application because Alzheimer’s is a priority disease, but strict compartmentalization from the review process was maintained. If not, then someone is getting fired.

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