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A company's product was approved by a regulatory authority with the condition that further studies must be completed prior to full approval of the product.
To minimize product-associated risk to patients during the period of conditional approval, what is the LEAST effective way to achieve this goal?

A global company is developing a sophisticated implantable medical device that is coated with antibiotics and biologics to enhance its efficacy. The product is marketed in Country X. where it is regulated as a medical device. The same product, without theantibiotics and biologics, is marketed as a medical device in Country Y. The company is proposing to start marketing the coated device in Country Y. Which regulatory approach should the company propose?

Company X acquires Company Y. Both companies produce pharmaceuticals distributed globally. A regulatory authority requires that all labeling for Company Y's products be
converted to Company X within three months. The regulatory affairs professional at Company X concludes that it is not feasible to meet this request within the time frame.
Which is the FIRST step that the regulatory affairs professional at Company X should take to address the situation?

A protocol for a pivotal registration trial of a new product is submitted to a major regulatory authority for review and approval. The regulatory authority issues the company a written commitment that if the studies are completed as outlined in the protocol and the results meet the pre-specified criteria for efficacy and safety, the product will be approved.
During the final week of the review of the marketing application, which has fully met all pre- specified criteria, the company receives a letter from the regulatory authority stating that it no longer believes that the product will be approved based on a recent withdrawal of a similar product in another country.
What is the BEST response?