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Biologics

Citius Pharma Refiles BLA for Lymphoma

Citius Pharmaceuticals resubmits a BLA for Lymphir (denileukin diftitox) for treating patients with relapsed or refractory cutaneous T-cell lymphoma.

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Human Drugs

FDA Approves Eicos Frostbite Drug

Regarding safety, the most common side effects of Aurlumyn include headache, flushing, heart palpitations, fast heart rate, nausea, vomiting, dizzines...

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Medical Devices

Smiths Medical Class 1 Recall of Syringe Pump

Smiths Medical ASD recalls its Medfusion model 4000 syringe pump due to issues associated with earlier software versions.

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Human Drugs

Guidance on Charging for Investigational Drugs

FDA posts a final guidance entitled Charging for Investigational Drugs Under an IND Questions and Answers.

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Federal Register

Drug Regulatory Site Tours Continue

Federal Register notice: FDA announces the continuation of its Regulatory Project Management Site Tours and Regulatory Interaction Program.

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Marketing

Panel Backs Abbotts TriClip PMA

An FDA advisory committee votes 13 to 1 that the benefits of Abbott's TriClip transcatheter edge-to-edge repair system outweighs the risks for treatin...

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Human Drugs

CDER OSI Annual Report

The CDER Office of Scientific Investigations (OSI) publishes its FY 2023 annual report with statistics on its consultations in the last fiscal year.

Human Drugs

CBER Safety Labeling Changes SOPP

CBER publishes a standard operating policy and procedure on Section 505 (o)(4) safety labeling changes to drugs approved by NDAs and BLAs.

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Human Drugs

After 12+ Years, FDA Approves Steroid Label Changes

After 12+ years, FDA accepts a specific labeling change sought for glucocorticosteroids in a Public Citizen 2011 petition, while denying other petitio...

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Human Drugs

Insanitary Conditions at Madhu Instruments

FDA warns New Delhi, India-based Madhu Instruments Private Limited that it is producing drugs in insanitary conditions.