FDA to Demand Proof of Drug Effectiveness Across Thousands of Prescriptions
The FDA, backed by a Supreme Court ruling, will require effectiveness proof for about 40 000 prescription drugs marketed over decades. Up to 8 000 could be banned as ineffective, reshaping reviews of drugs, add aatives, vaccines, and OTC medicines. Hutt calls it a landmark decision with broad impact on industry and public health.
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