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As a bipartisan initiative, the Fast-Tracking Approval for Innovative Rare Disease Therapies Act (FAIR Act) addresses the challenges that are leaving millions of patients waiting for treatments they desperately need.
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The FAIR Act Coalition is a bipartisan advocacy initiative focused on improving access to treatments and clinical trials for people with rare diseases in the United States. It promotes the Fast-Tracking Approval for Innovative Rare Disease Therapies Act (H.R. 7953), which aims to reduce regulatory delays while preserving the FDA’s oversight role and strengthening U.S. leadership in biotechnology.
The proposed act would establish an accelerated 30-day review pathway for certain drugs and biologics already approved by trusted international regulators, including the European Medicines Agency, the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, and Health Canada. It would also allow some clinical trials authorized by those regulators to be cleared for similar studies in the United States. The coalition presents these measures as a way to address unmet medical needs and help patients access promising therapies sooner.
The website provides information about the legislation, its background, and its potential effects on patients and biomedical research.
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How do I download the FAIR Act logo?
The FAIR Act logo comes in two versions: a logo and an icon. Download as SVG, transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are FAIR Act's brand colors?
The FAIR Act color palette uses the hex codes #E8A63E, #212121 and #FFFFFF.
The FAIR Act name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of FAIR Act and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by FAIR Act. Their use is subject to FAIR Act's brand guidelines.
