Obviously, some amount of testing is necessary to bring a new drug to market (and the examples you point out support this). If there is no alternative but suffering and death for a condition, having these blanket regulations in place that block new drugs and new treatments only contributes to suffering.
Correct. This is because regulations raise the barrier to entry for new drugs to $2.6 billion (in 2019 dollars) https://www.policymed.com/2014/12/a-tough-road-cost-to-devel...
Obviously, some amount of testing is necessary to bring a new drug to market (and the examples you point out support this). If there is no alternative but suffering and death for a condition, having these blanket regulations in place that block new drugs and new treatments only contributes to suffering.