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Nick Manetto[email protected]T:+1 202 312 7499
Medical Research, Public Health and Therapy Development
FaegreBD Consulting has provided expert policy, program development and regulatory consultative support to rare disease stakeholders for more than 25 years. Our team is distinctive in that it consists of both seasoned public policy advocates, who have worked on rare disease issues for years, and clinical and regulatory experts, who have spent their careers navigating Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and other agencies around the globe to advance the development of medications to address unmet needs.
Our expertise includes understanding what is necessary to enact legislation to benefit rare disease interests, influence the complex guideline and regulation development process, and guide therapy sponsors and advocates in navigating the challenging FDA review process. Additionally, our perspective recognizes that rare disease policy does not begin with FDA. Rather, it often involves decades of work with the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and other agencies — as well as the medical practice community — to shape a robust basic research agenda and to use public health tools to gain invaluable information to inform rare disease research and improve care. Some examples of our areas of focus are highlighted below:
Orphan Drug Research and Development
FDA Patient Engagement
Advocacy
Drug Repurposing
FDASIA (Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act)
FDASIA makes clear the strong federal interest in accelerating efforts to develop therapies for rare diseases. Over the coming months and years, FDA will be drafting and seeking stakeholder inputs on a number of relevant FDASIA-related regulations. FaegreBD Consulting supports stakeholders through the following services:
Recent examples of our experience include:
In addition to advocating before Congress and the FDA, FaegreBD Consulting supports pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, patient organizations and others in effectively navigating these waters as new or revised guidance and regulations are implemented. With a thorough understanding, our team has the capacity to address the ethical and marketing complexities associated with rare disease drug development, including issues such as compassionate use and combination therapy, as well as how to maximize an applicant's likelihood of success.
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