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Cartoon: Adverse events.If your research is done under an IND or IDE, you must notify NIAID in writing if the FDA places your study on clinical hold. If it's not done under an IND or IDE, you and NIAID jointly determine safety reporting requirements.

IND and IDE sponsors must notify FDA about serious adverse events through safety reports and provide copies to the NIAID program or project officer within 24 hours of FDA notification. These include:

Report other adverse events you document during the trial in the annual IND or IDE report.

If we have an issue, your program or project officer will let you know within ten working days by email or fax, followed in 30 days by an official letter.

For more information, read the Guidance on Reviewing and Reporting Unanticipated Problems Involving Risks to Subjects or Others and Adverse Events issued by the Office for Human Research Protections.

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