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mcbio

08/01/14 1:50 PM

#180898 RE: oldberkeley #180893

I was looking at a company PR in which they said that the results of a Phase II trial is part of their discussions with the FDA to obtain approval [bold mine] to conduct a Phase III trial.

Question: I thought that no approval is necessary; if a company wants to do it, no matter what the Phase II results, they can
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I'm not sure that there is formal approval required. There is usually an end of Phase 2 meeting with the FDA I think just to get some feedback on what would constitute a successful Phase 3 study design and result. But, I don't think the FDA formally has to approve a Phase 3 start. Someone correct me if I'm wrong on that.

oc631

08/01/14 2:17 PM

#180901 RE: oldberkeley #180893

I was looking at a company PR in which they said that the results of a Phase II trial is part of their discussions with the FDA to obtain approval [bold mine] to conduct a Phase III trial.




Was there mention within the company PR of a SPA?