Free Online Course Covering Pharmaceutical Controversies to be Offered by Harvard
The free course will cover a myraid of drug policy issues.
Three professors at Harvard University will host an eight-week course covering the controversies regarding prescription drugs, to begin on March 26th.
Topics to be covered in the course include an overview, scope, and history of the FDA; drug development and approval; pricing; and regulatory debates regarding dietary supplements, specialty medications, and “right to try” laws.
By the end of the eight weeks, participants will have explored six modules: overview and history of the FDA, drug development and approval, drug pricing in the United States, marketing strategies, post-approval evaluation, and emering medical technology.
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Free of charge, the self-paced online course will run through August 31st, 2019.
Those interested may learn more about the course and register here.
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