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Federal Register

Colon Cancer Blood Test Goes to Panel

Federal Register notice: An FDA advisory committee schedules a 5/23 meeting to review a Guardant Health PMA for its Shield blood test for colorectal c...

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Human Drugs

PMRs and PMCs Generally on Schedule: FDA Report

FDA says most applicants completed or released most of the premarketing requirements or commitments reported in the agencys FY 2022 annual report.

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Get Involved with FDA on AI/ML: Attorneys

Three Alston Bird attorneys urge companies regulated by FDA to engage with the agency on issues involving artificial intelligence and machine learning...

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Federal Register

23 No-Longer-Marketed NDAs Withdrawn

Federal Register notice: FDA withdraws the approval of 23 NDAs from multiple applicants because they are no longer marketed.

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Medical Devices

FDA Launches Home as a Healthcare Hub

FDA launches a collaboration to develop a Home as a Healthcare Hub prototype to help patients, healthcare providers, and industry.

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Human Drugs

New Bladder Cancer Therapy Approved

FDA approves an ImmunityBio BLA for Anktiva (nogapendekin alfa inbakicept-pmln) plus Bacillus Calmette-Gurin (BCG) for treating patients with BCG-unre...

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Medical Devices

Sail Fusion Sacroiliac Fusion Device Cleared

FDA clears a Sail Fusion 510(k) for its BowTie Sacroiliac Fusion System.

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Animal Drugs

Pediatric Brain Tumor Therapy Approved

FDA grants Day One Biopharmaceuticals accelerated approval for Ojemda (tovorafenib), a Type 2 RAF inhibitor for treating patients six months of age an...

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Medical Devices

Exactech Recalls Equinoxe Shoulder Devices

Exactech recalls its Equinoxe Shoulder System devices packaged in defective bags from facilities unused inventory.

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Medical Devices

FDA Warns on OTC Anti-choking Devices

FDA warns against the use of over-the-counter anti-choking devices because they are not approved or cleared by the agency.