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Human Drugs

FDA Explains New LabelComp Tool

FDA says its new LabelComp artificial intelligence tool automates the identification of adverse event changes in drug labeling updates.

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Human Drugs

FDA OKs Expanded Jemperli Indication

FDA approves an sBLA expanding the endometrial cancer indication for GlaxoSmithKlines Jemperli.

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Human Drugs

Abbott Device Correction on FreeStyle Libre 3

Abbott issues a medical device correction for a small number of FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors because they may provide incorrect high glucose readings.

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Human Drugs

Novartis Sues FDA to Reverse Generic Entresto OK

Novartis files a lawsuit against FDA that seeks to reverse the agencys recent approval of MSN Laboratories generic version of Novartiss Entresto (sacu...

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Human Drugs

Telix Pharma Hit with Refuse-to-File on BLA

FDA sends Telix Pharmaceuticals a refuse-to-file letter on its BLA for TLX250-CDx (89Zr-DFO-girentuximab), an investigational imaging agent for clear ...

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Biologics

Stakeholder Comments on Cell, Gene Guidance

Three stakeholders recommend changes to an FDA draft guidance on human- and animal-derived materials in cell and gene therapeutic materials.

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Human Drugs

FDA Publishes ICH Bioequivalence Guidance

FDA publishes an International Council on Harmonization guidance on bioequivalence studies for immediate-release solid oral dosage forms.

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Medical Devices

FDA Clears Life Spine Sacroiliac Fixation Device

FDA clears a Life Spine 510(k) for its ARx SAI (sacral alar iliac) Spinal Fixation System.

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Human Drugs

FDA May Allow Novel Carve-Ins: Attorneys

Two Axinn attorneys say FDA may be signaling more flexibility in considering novel Section viii carve-in statements in ANDAs.

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Human Drugs

Man Indicted for Selling Counterfeit Cancer Drugs

The Justice Department says a resident of India has been indicted on federal charges of trafficking in fake cancer drugs sold in the U.S.