Trial Data Behind FDA Psychiatric Approvals
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January 28, 2025
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Three psychiatric drugs approved by the FDA from 2013 to 2024 had more negative or failed efficacy trials than positive ones.
The study evaluated 16 drugs for psychiatric conditions, analyzing trial design features and regulatory outcomes.
Of 73 clinical trials submitted for FDA review, 45 (62%) were deemed positive by FDA reviewers.
Three drugs, brexipiprazole, pimavanserin, and gepirone, had notably low rates of positive trial outcomes.
Trial participants included 10,884 White, 5,328 Black, and 946 Asian patients, with nearly equal male and female representation.
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