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Medical Devices

FDA, CMS Reiterate Need for FDA Test Oversight

FDA and CMS officials call for support of an FDA proposal to regulate laboratory-developed tests.

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Federal Register

IRB Waiver Info Collection Approved

Federal Register notice: OMB approves an information collection entitled Institutional Review Board Waiver or Alteration of Informed Consent for Minim...

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SCOTUS May Tighten Chevron Deference: Attorneys

Two Axinn attorneys say there will be a flood of cases challenging federal agency decisions and interpretations of law if the Supreme Court restricts ...

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Medical Devices

CDRH Sets Marketing Authorization Record

The CDRH 2023 annual report says the Center approved the most novel devices in its history.

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Human Drugs

U.S. Reassures Canada on Drug Imports

Canada health minister Mark Holland says he has been assured by top U.S. officials that the U.S. does not intend to harm Canadas drug supply by approv...

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Medical Devices

IVD Director Timothy Stenzel Retires

CDRH Office of In Vitro Diagnostics director Timothy Stenzel retires after almost six years as head of diagnostic devices.

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Human Drugs

Package Level Drug Distribution Security Guidance

FDA publishes a guidance on enhanced drug distribution security at the package level.

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Human Drugs

Satsuma Complete Response on Migraine Drug

FDA sends Satsuma Pharmaceuticals a complete response letter on its NDA for STS101 (dihydroergotamine nasal powder), an investigational product for th...

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Medical Devices

Percussionaire Recalls Ventilator Part

Percussionaire recalls its Distal Phasitron, part: S20020, for use with the Percussionaire VDR-4 ventilator control driver due to the potential for th...

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Medical Devices

Megadyne Mega Soft Electrode Recall is Class 1

FDA says the Megadyne recall of four models of patient return electrodes following reports of patient burns is Class 1.