Conflicts of Interest in United States Food and Drug Administration Advisory Committees: A Systematic Literature Review

COIs remain prevalent in FDA advisory committees, particularly among public speakers, for which they are strongly associated with favorable testimony. These findings underscore the need for stronger and more consistent COI disclosure and management policies that include both committee members and public speakers to protect decision-making integrity.

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Value in Health
Published
2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jval.2026.01.018
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Pharmaceutical industry and healthcare
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Conflicts of Interest in United States Food and Drug Administration Advisory Committees: A Systematic Literature Review

Leah Z. Rand, Adam J.N. Raymakers, Arianna Gentilini
Value in Health
Pharmaceutical industry and healthcare
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Conflicts of Interest in United States Food and Drug Administration Advisory Committees: A Systematic Literature Review

Leah Z. Rand, Adam J.N. Raymakers, Arianna Gentilini
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Abstract

COIs remain prevalent in FDA advisory committees, particularly among public speakers, for which they are strongly associated with favorable testimony. These findings underscore the need for stronger and more consistent COI disclosure and management policies that include both committee members and public speakers to protect decision-making integrity.

Value in Health
Brigham and Women's Hospital (US), Imperial College London (GB)
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