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Firm-generated presentation must be provided together with the source publication

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Rule

Firms should provide the underlying source publication(s) along with any firm-generated presentation.

Check

Confirm the source publication(s) accompanies the presentation (hard copy with hard copy, or an electronic copy/direct link for electronic delivery). A violation is a firm-generated presentation delivered without the underlying source publication(s).

Where this comes from

Section V, Q5 · page 28. The highlighted words are quoted exactly; a script confirms they appear in the source before the rule can be published.

…aluate the strengths and weaknesses, validity, and clinical utility of the presented scientific information on unapproved use(s), as further explained in this section. The firm-generated presentation should be limited to the scientific information on unapproved use(s) from one or more source publications, and the source publication(s) should be consistent with the recommendations in Q1 and Q4 of this guidance. Firms should provide the source publication(s) with the firm-generated presentation. Firms should include all information material to the representations made in the firm-generated presentation with those representations within the firm-generated presentation. For example, if a firm-generated presentation includes information about study results, the firm-generated presentation should include all material aspects of and limitations related to the study design, methodology, and results necessary t…
Document
FDA guidance: Communications From Firms to Health Care Providers Regarding Scientific Information on Unapproved Uses of Approved/Cleared Medical Products: Questions and Answers (final)
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2026-09-21 from www.fda.gov
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FDA guidance describes the agency's current thinking. It is not binding law, and this rule is a recommendation, not an obligation.