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The Right to Try and the Future of the FDA in the Age of Personalized Medicine

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  • Thierer, Adam

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Do citizens have the right to determine their own courses of treatment and to use medicines and devices that they think could improve their health? And, to the extent regulators seek to restrict that freedom, what is the practicality and cost of doing so?

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  • Thierer, Adam, 2016. "The Right to Try and the Future of the FDA in the Age of Personalized Medicine," Working Papers 05171, George Mason University, Mercatus Center.
    • Handle: RePEc:ajw:wpaper:05171
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