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Communication & influence · Persuasion under skepticism

At an FDA advisory committee, a panel that has read your dossier keeps circling a safety signal in a subgroup. You have the floor. How do you move a room that walked in skeptical of your benefit-risk case?

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At an FDA advisory committee, a panel that has read your dossier keeps circling a safety signal in a subgroup. You have the floor. How do you move a room that walked in skeptical of your benefit-risk case?

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