In Brief: IND Applications For Cosmetic Trials? Lauder Appointment; P&G At Olympics
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Comments may be submitted through April 7 regarding cosmetics-related sections in an FDA guidance that could impose the costs and burden of Investigational New Drug application on beauty companies conducting clinical trials. More news in brief.
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