https://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/Gui ... 071590.pdf
At issue is whether the FDA will consider the MF study "randomized". Clearly they should since there are two arms. Since good old Janssen closed the study early (I thought that was a great sign then as I thought there was a strong signal and there was--OS but not spleen or CR etc) it is possible that the FDA might consider the study underpowered statistically. There appeared to be no statistical analysis provided at ASH perhaps for the same reason. Please share your thoughts. bp
New FDA guidelines
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Re: New FDA guidelines
I believe the use of control arm in the trial is going to work to our favor in talks with FDA.
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Re: New FDA guidelines
Technically, this is a "comparator arm" not a control arm in the strict sense of treatment vs. no treatment but I do agree that the FDA should be able to use this information in a favorable manner. bp