If approved, biopharmaceutical critics will accuse the F.D.A. of being too closely aligned with industry. If rejected, the F.D.A will be attacked by patients and advocacy groups as preventing access to a much needed new medicine.
If approved, biopharmaceutical critics will accuse the F.D.A. of being too closely aligned with industry. If rejected, the F.D.A will be attacked by patients and advocacy groups as preventing access to a much needed new medicine.