Partner David Rosen was featured in a Clinical Leader Q&A, “Clinical Trial Deaths — Will Clearer Informed Consent Documents Be Enough?” about issues related to clinical trial consent documents, particularly as they relate to the lawsuit filed against the FDA by the Center for Responsible Science, clinical trial participants and the father of a deceased trial participant.
Rosen answered questions about whether or not the lawsuit will be successful, whether or not the current death rate from clinical trial treatments is concerning and what steps clinical trial stakeholders need to take to improve the informed consent process and make trials safer for patients.
Rosen answered questions about whether or not the lawsuit will be successful, whether or not the current death rate from clinical trial treatments is concerning and what steps clinical trial stakeholders need to take to improve the informed consent process and make trials safer for patients.
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