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Federal Register

Guide on Cancer Trial Placebo Use & Blinding

Federal Register notice: FDA releases a final guidance on using placebos and allowing blinding in cancer clinical trials.

Human Drugs

AstraZeneca Study Meets Endpoint with Lupus Drug

AstraZeneca says that the Phase 3 TULIP 2 trial for anifrolumab, an investigational drug for treating systemic lupus erythematosus, met its primary en...

Human Drugs

Support, Criticism for Opioid Benefit/Risk Framework Guidance

Stakeholders praise and criticize an FDA draft guidance on a benefit/risk assessment framewok for opioids.

Medical Devices

FDA Seeks Move to New Duodenoscopes

An FDA safety alert recommends that healthcare providers transition to duodenoscopes with innovative designs that are more safe and eliminate the need...

Medical Devices

2 Medical Device Benefit/Risk Guidances

FDA issues two final guidances explaining its views on making benefit/risk determinations for certain medical device approval applications.

Human Drugs

8 Observations on Dr. Reddys FDA-483

FDA issues an FDA-483 with eight observations from an inspection at Dr. Reddys drug manufacturing facility in Andhra, Pradesh, India.

Human Drugs

Tourettes Drug Gains Fast Track Status

FDA grants Emalex Biosciences a fast track designation for its investigational drug ecopipam for treating patients with Tourette Syndrome.

Human Drugs

FAERS Public Workshop Report

FDA explains new requirements that are part of an upcoming switch to FAERS II that uses changes agreed to in an International Council for Harmonizatio...

Human Drugs

Agency Execs Defend Expedited Pathways

CDER director Janet Woodcock and CBER director Peter Marks use an FDA Voices post to defend increases in the use of five congressionally mandated expe...

Human Drugs

FDA Downplays Contaminated ARBs Exposure

CDER director Janet Woodcock says the number of people actually exposed to contaminated angiotensin I receptor blockers is likely lower than the numbe...