The
report describes the concept and various definitions of personalized medicine
and notes that it typically involves both a diagnostic device (e.g., assays to
measure genetic factors and imaging equipment) and a therapeutic product. FDA’s
role and responsibilities in this field include considering benefits and risks
when evaluating medical products, providing guidance to encourage development,
being informed about advances and ensuring that information is used
appropriately throughout the industry, and working with stakeholders to
evaluate and validate new diagnostics and therapeutics. FDA is responsible for
“identifying opportunities for streamlining regulatory processes and advancing
the science and tools that will help drive innovation,” notes the report.
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