The FDA is preparing to release “systemic” changes to its advisory committee process, Commissioner Rob Califf said Wednesday, building on months of hints that a high-profile part of the drug review process might face major reforms.
Califf offered few details other than saying that top leaders at the agency are still trying to reach an agreement on what changes are likely. The work is being led by Namandjé Bumpus, the FDA’s chief scientist and newly named deputy commissioner, he added.
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