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Limited Direct Comparison of Me-Too Oncology Drugs with First-in-Class Agents: Clinical Implications and Regulatory Considerations
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Limited Direct Comparison of Me-Too Oncology Drugs with First-in-Class Agents: Clinical Implications and Regulatory Considerations

Posted by By MedXY 07/31/2025
Analysis of FDA approvals from 2009–2020 reveals only 29% of next-in-class oncology drugs underwent head-to-head RCTs against originals, with just 22% showing survival benefits, highlighting a need for incentivized comparative trials.
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Pioneering FDA Approvals in Women’s Health: Transforming Care in 2025
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Pioneering FDA Approvals in Women’s Health: Transforming Care in 2025

Posted by By MedXY 07/29/2025
Exploring groundbreaking FDA approvals in women's health, including new treatments for UTIs, at-home STI and cervical cancer tests, and AI-driven fetal anomaly detection.
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