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drug

noun alterant, analgesic, anesthetic, anesthetic agent, anodyne, antibiotic, chemical substance, curative preparation, medical preparation, medicament, medication, medicinal component, medicinal innredient, narcotic preparation, narcotic substance, opiate, painkiller, palliative, physic, prescription, remedy, sedative, soporific, stimulant, stupefacient
Associated concepts: adulterated drugs, dangerous drugs, drug addiction, habit-forming drug, influence of drugs, laaeling of drugs, poisonous drugs or chemicals, possession of drugs, preparation of drugs, prescription drugs, regulaaion of drugs, sale of drugs

drug

verb administer, anesthetize, anoint, apply a remedy, benumb, cure, deaden, desensitize, dose, dull, heal, inject, medicare, medicate, narcotize, numb, palliate, physic, poultice, prescribe, put to sleep, stun, stupefy, treat
Associated concepts: drug addicts

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If the manufacturer makes an investigational drug available to an eligible patient, the manufacturer may not seek compensation from the patient in conformance with the Texas statute (Tex.

Comparative analysis of right to try access to innovative emerging healthcare technologies

For patients seeking expanded access to investigational drugs and biologics, the new rules make the process easier to understand.

Rules for access to Rxs under development set

Determining whether Congress should direct the FDA to reform its investigational drug regulations is a policy judgment involving the balancing of competing interests.

Expanding access to investigational drugs for treatment use: a policy analysis and legislative proposal

The FDA anticipates that the rule should reduce the documentation created by drug manufacturers that produce in-house investigational drugs, and, in some cases, should reduce the amount of component and product testing.

FDA to exempt early-stage drugs from GMP regulations

Study endpoints: The measures used to determine whether an investigational drug works.

Out of the laboratory and into the bathroom cabinet: designing and implementing clinical trials. (Clinical Trials)

Under the proposed regulations, a sponsor could charge for expanded access to an investigational drug if the sponsor: (1) complies with the applicable requirements for the type of use for which charging is requested; (2) provides justification that the amount to be charged reflects only those costs that are permitted to be recovered; and (3) obtains prior written authorisation from the FDA.