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Tufts CSDD Releases Findings from Diabetes Study

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Pharmaceutical Executive

September 26, 2016

According to results of a new study by the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development, the development process for new diabetes and non-diabetes endocrine drugs is riskier compared to all drug development. The study examined the development pathways and characteristics of 27 diabetes and 34 non-diabetes endocrine drugs.

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