In years past, pharmaceutical companies had to check themselves before conveying off-label product information – even though many of those uses had long since become standards of care. But in recent months, the FDA has signaled a willingness to open the off-label floodgates – at least somewhat. What does is all mean?
Have a look at this new article from the May edition of Medical Marketing & Media for some thoughts and clarification.
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