Revised Study Maintains Link Between FDA Approvals Made Soon Before Deadlines, Safety

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Revised Study Maintains Link Between FDA Approvals Made Soon Before Deadlines, Safety - 04-07-2008, 07:10 AM

Harvard University professor Daniel Carpenter has made revisions to a study published in March that found prescription drugs hurried through the FDA approval process are more likely to later be linked to safety risks, but he maintains that the study's conclusions are still accurate, the Wall Street Journal reports.

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