U.S. may speed approval of "breakthrough" drugs

Experimental drugs that show a big effect early in development for treating serious or life-threatening diseases would get a faster and cheaper path to U.S. approval, under a proposal likely to become law this year.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...8480N520120509

Thats good news I guess, not sure how it applies to MPB. I also doubt it will get through congress with the moron do nothing tea partiers blocking anything from getting accomplished.

that's good. let's show them Scorpion's posts now to demonstrate what MPB does to the mind of a young man

"Serious or life-threatening diseases".

I know they don't think much of MPB, but they should consider the stats of millions of men suffering from depression because of MBP. Depression can lead to being life-threatening, because of suicidal thoughts.

You know, going through that article, I don't see how hair loss has anything to with this. I mean this is very good news in general, but I don't see how hair loss companies will benefit from this.

How is MPB a serious or life-threatening disease? This is clutching of straws at its extreme.

Totally irrelevant to this forum.

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You know, going through that article, I don't see how hair loss has anything to with this. I mean this is very good news in general, but I don't see how hair loss companies will benefit from this.

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a) Anything that allows for fast-tracking of drug approval is a step in the right direction.

b) If someone can persuasively make the case that hair loss is a "serious condition," a developmental hair loss treatment could qualify under the bill as currently worded.

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Originally Posted by Scorpion

MPB is one of the most serious, life-threatening diseases out there.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Necrotizing_fasciitis

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Originally Posted by Scorpion

MPB is one of the most serious, life-threatening diseases out there.

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Shut up, moron.