A US Food and Drug Administration report from its Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER), made available yesterday in the Federal Register, identifies the current regulatory science needs that will guide the CDER’s strategic planning of internal research initiatives and contributions to the development of agency regulatory science efforts.
“Communicating our science and research needs represents an important step in stimulating research and fostering collaborations with our external partners,” said CDER Director Janet Woodcock, adding: “We look forward to hearing from and working with our stakeholders.”
The report, titled Identifying CDER’s Science and Research Needs Report, identifies the following categories of science and research needs, as follows:
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