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Medical Devices

Abbott Recalls HeartMate System Monitor

Abbott Medical recalls (Class 1) its HeartMate System Monitor due to atypical behavior of the System Monitor screen.

Animal Drugs

Dog Heartworm Prevention Drug Guidance

FDA publishes a guidance with additional details on earlier guidances on evaluating the effectiveness of drugs indicated to treat heartworm in dogs.

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Human Drugs

6 Observations in Cipla FDA-483

FDA releases the form FDA-483 with six observations from an inspection at a Goa, India, Cipla drug manufacturing facility.

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FDA General

FDA Opening Office in Rwanda

FDA associate commissioner for global policy and strategy Mark Abdoo says the agency will support the African Medicines Agency through a new office in...

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Human Drugs

FDA Modifies CAR T Cell REMS

FDA modifies the REMS for CAR T cell products to ease the burden on hospitals and their clinics.

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Federal Register

Draft Guide on Diversity Action Plans

Federal Register notice: FDA makes available a draft guidance entitled Diversity Action Plans to Improve Enrollment of Participants from Underrepresen...

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Federal Register

Guide on Priority Zoonotic Drug Designations

Federal Register notice: FDA makes available a final guidance entitled Priority Zoonotic Animal Drug Designation and Review Process.

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Human Drugs

Complete Response on BLA for Lung Cancer Combo

FDA sends Daiichi Sankyo and Merck a complete response letter on their BLA for patritumab deruxtecan (HER3-DXd) for treating certain adult patients wi...

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Human Drugs

Schakowsky Introduces Drug Import Bill

Rep. Jan Schakowsky and seven others introduce legislation to authorize the importation of prescription drugs from Canada, the UK, the European Union,...

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Human Drugs

START Pilot Helps Rare Disease Treatments: Cavazzoni

CDER and CBER announce seven participants in the START pilot program to speed development of treatments for rare diseases.