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Medical Devices

Wipro GE Healthcare Recalls Incubators

Wipro GE Healthcare Private Ltd. recalls its Care Plus and Lullaby Incubators due to the devices bedside panel or porthole not properly latching close...

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Medical Devices

Animal Lab Issues at Musk Neuralink Site

Reuters reports that FDA investigators found animal research issues at a Neuralink facility in California.

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Federal Register

Info Collection for Device User Fee Forms

Federal Register notice: FDA sends to OMB an information collection revision entitled Medical Device User Fee Cover Sheet, Form FDA 3601 and Device Fa...

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Federal Register

Info Collection on Device Export Certificates

Federal Register notice: FDA sends to OMB an information collection revision entitled Export Certificates for FDA Regulated Products.

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Medical Devices

Safety Alert on Hintermann Ankle Replacement

FDA issues safety alert on a higher-than-expected risk of device failure with DT MedTechs Hintermann Series H3 Total Ankle Replacement system.

Medical Devices

Proposed Wound Product Rule Draws Fire

Three stakeholder organizations raise many questions about and objections to an FDA proposed rule on wound products.

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Human Drugs

Fake Weight Loss Drugs Concern Califf

FDA commissioner Robert Califf expresses concern about fake and compounded weight-loss drugs and the disparity in the availability of branded weight-l...

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Medical Devices

FDA Clears Nevro Sacroiliac Joint Fusion Device

FDA clears a Nevro 510(k) for its Nevro1 sacroiliac joint fusion device for treating chronic SI joint pain.

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Medical Devices

Medtronic Recalls Cerebrospinal Fluid Drain

Medtronic Neurology recalls its Duet External Drainage and Monitoring System, which is used to drain cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) to reduce intracranial ...

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Human Drugs

U.S. Generally Fastest in New Drug Launches

An HHS-funded RAND study finds that many new drugs are available in the U.S. before launching in other countries.