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Patients need transparency around how new medicines are approved | Ranjana Srivastava

Statisticians stated the lack of compelling evidence in the drug’s favour and dementia experts who participated in the trial were unconvinced. Three members of the FDA advisory panel resigned, one branding it the “worst drug approval decision in recent US history”. The FDA conceded there were “residual uncertainties regarding clinical benefit”. Nonetheless, the drug was approved at the cost of USD$56,000 per year. Patients who receive it will require frequent scans and symptom monitoring as well as monthly travel to an infusion centre, which itself can be a disorienting event in dementia. Although the trial was conducted on people with early dementia, a specific cohort, the approval label does not specify this. If the required post-marketing trials do not show benefit, the FDA can – but doesn’t have to – rescind approval. Experts say such trials are even harder to conduct because patients who can obtain the drug are reluctant to take a placebo.

Patients need transparency around how new medicines are approved

Patients need transparency around how new medicines are approved Ranjana Srivastava © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Patrick T Fallon/AFP/Getty Images One of my most uncomfortable professional moments occurred some years ago when I cared for a successful business owner with advanced cancer. Following a stable period for years, her illness eventually entered a rapid trajectory when successive therapies began failing. It was around this time that I broached my concern that treatments were causing more harm than good, and the way to stop feeling so awful was by eschewing further toxic therapies in favour of symptom management. © Photograph: Patrick T Fallon/AFP/Getty Images

Morning mail: mass vaccination hub empty, gas plant backed, Australian artists on NFTs

Last modified on Tue 18 May 2021 20.07 EDT Good morning! What is it going to take to get Australians to roll up their sleeves and get a Covid jab? A firm date for reopening international borders might do the trick, as there finally appears to be plenty of the vaccinations in some areas, just a short supply of patients. A nurse who administered just one vaccine in an eight-hour shift at one of Victoria’s mass vaccination hubs says she is “furious” at the “snail’s pace” of the rollout. The nurse said there were plenty of shots but people were not showing up to get them. “It’s slow, it’s frustrating for the nurses, and it’s concerning that Australia seems to take this attitude of ‘let’s just shut the borders for as long as possible’ while there is vaccine just sitting there.”

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