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Broader Use for Pediatric Cancer Trial Eligibility: PhRMA

PhRMA tells FDA that a draft guidance on Cancer Clinical Trial Eligibility Criteria: Minimum Age for Pediatric Patients should be applicable across ot...

Medical Devices

FDA LDT Enforcement Policy Update

Akin Gump attorneys update FDA enforcement actions involving laboratory-developed tests.

FDA General

Latest FDA Warning Letters

FDA releases its latest batch of Warning Letters that includes one medical product company Petra Hygienic Systems.

Human Drugs

Generic Drug Quality Questioned in NYT Article

A New York Times article questions generic drug safety and quality, leading to a defensive post from CDER director Janet Woodcock about the agencys ov...

Federal Register

Regulatory Review Period for Gores Viabahn

Federal Register notice: FDA determines the regulatory review period for W.L. Gore & Associates Gore Viabahn VBX Balloon Expandable Endoprosthesis.

Federal Register

Meeting on User Fee Financial Transparency

Federal Register notice: FDA announces a 6/7 public meeting entitled Financial Transparency and Efficiency of the Prescription Drug User Fee Act, Bios...

Human Drugs

FDA Questions Data in Daiichi-Sankyo NDA

FDA reviewers question the robustness of data submitted in a Daiichi-Sankyo NDA for quizartinib, indicated for treating adults with relapsed or refrac...

Medical Devices

Zebra Medical Vision 510(k) Cleared for HealthPNX

FDA clears a Zebra Medical Vision 510(k) for the HealthPNX, an artificial intelligence alert for pneumothorax, based on chest x-rays.

Federal Register

Regulatory Review Period for Austedo

Federal Register notice: FDA determines the regulatory review period for Auspex Pharmaceuticalss Austedo (deutetrabenazine), indicated for treating ch...

Human Drugs

Regenerons Eylea OKd for Diabetic Retinopathy

FDA approves Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Eylea (aflibercept) injection to treat all stages of diabetic retinopathy.