FDA Panel Approves New Personalized Medicine for HIV

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04/24/2007

Pfizer's New combo drug-diagnostic for HIV got through the FDA Adcomm... I still wonder what prompted the FDA to dump all the safety concerns ahead of the commitee meeting?

http://blogs.wsj.com/health/2007/04/24/pfizer-aids-drug-gets-fda-panel-support/

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FDA Panel Approves New Personalized Medicine for HIV

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