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The FDA is fast-tracking rare-disease drugs with weak evidence, raising safety and efficacy concerns.
The FDA is accelerating approvals for rare-disease drugs with weaker evidence, relying on case reports and scientific plausibility instead of robust clinical trials, sparking concerns over patient safety and treatment efficacy.
While 95% of rare disease patients lack approved therapies, critics warn the agency’s shift—driven by political and industry pressure—risks approving ineffective or harmful treatments, especially as follow-up studies often fail to confirm initial promises.
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La FDA está haciendo un seguimiento rápido de los medicamentos para enfermedades raras con pruebas débiles, lo que plantea preocupaciones de seguridad y eficacia.