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Patient-reported outcomes in breast cancer FDA drug labels and review documents.

Kyungwan HongKayleigh R MajercakEster Villalonga-OlivesEleanor M Perfetto
Published in: Journal of patient-reported outcomes (2021)
Despite the importance of PROs to patients with breast cancer, PRO measures were only described in FDA medical review documents of breast cancer drugs, but not in drug product labeling. Therefore, it appears that PRO data are often collected in breast cancer trials, but have not been methodologically acceptable to FDA reviewers. Collaborative efforts between the FDA and industry are warranted to increase the number of breast cancer drug applications with appropriate use of PRO measures and endpoints.
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