Pharma Companies Turn to FDA for Social Media Guidance

The FDA’s “seeming lack of participation” regarding the development of social media guidelines has frustrated many in the affected communities. But pharma specialist Mark Senak says the recent influx of public comment submissions by pharma companies means the agency will soon face the challenge of “providing guidance that is broad enough to cover change.”



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