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    FDA drug approval intervals from 1997 to 2006: analysis and comparison during information technology implementation

    Author
    1. Adams
    2. Becker
    3. Berndt
    4. Bernstein
    5. Borchardt
    6. Carpenter
    7. Center
    8. Christopher M. Keller
    9. Conover
    10. DiMasi
    11. DiMasi
    12. Dranove
    13. FDA Announces Standard Format that Drug Sponsors can use to Submit Drug Clinical Trial Data (2004)
    14. FDA Awards up to $2.5 Billion to Modernize Information Technology over Ten Years - Cornerstone of 21st Century Bioinformatics Initiative (2008)
    15. FDA drug approval time speeds up slightly (2002) 25 January. Available online at: http://ap.org/FDA_drug_approval_time_speeds_up_slightly_htm
    16. FDA panel cites Shortfalls in Technology
    17. FDA points to decline in drug review times in 1995 (1996)
    18. FDA proposes first requirement for electronic submissions (2002) Available online at: www.fda.gov/fdac/special/newdrug/benefits.html
    19. FDA shortens drug approval times in 1994
    20. Feuerstein
    21. Hartzband
    22. John F. Kros
    23. Kaitin
    24. Kros
    25. Meadows
    26. Norusis
    27. Novack
    28. PDUFA
    29. Pierson
    30. Rawson
    31. Reid
    Publication venue
    'Inderscience Publishers'
    Publication date
    01/01/2009
    Field of study
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