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Human Drugs

FDA Warns Intas About Multiple Violations

FDA warns Indias Intas Pharmaceuticals about CGMP and other violations at its drug manufacturing facility in Sanand, India.

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Human Drugs

Iso-Tex Diagnostics CGMP Issues

FDA warns Alvin, TX-based Iso-Tex Diagnostics about CGMP violations in its production of finished drugs.

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Human Drugs

CGMP Violations at Baxter India Facility

FDA warns Baxters Ahmedabad, India-based drug manufacturing facility about CGMP and other violations.

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Human Drugs

Teleflex QuikClot Device Expanded Use Cleared

FDA clears a Teleflex 510(k) for expanded use for the QuikClot Control+ Hemostatic Device mild and moderate bleeding in cardiac surgical procedures a...

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Human Drugs

GSK Wins Expanded Use for Jemperli

FDA approves a GSK supplemental BLA for Jemperli (dostarlimab) in combination with carboplatin and paclitaxel, followed by single-agent Jemperli for t...

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Medical Devices

Numares LDL Test for Cardiovascular Disease

FDA clears a Numares Health 510(k) for the Axinon LDL-p Test System, a test physicians can use to measure lipoproteins for patients at risk for cardio...

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Federal Register

FY 2024 Device User Fee Rates Set

FDA announces the FY 2024 user fee rates for medical device submissions.

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Federal Register

Drug/Biologic User Fee Rates for FY 2024

Federal Register notice: FDA announces the rates for prescription drug/biologic user fees for fiscal year 2024.

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Human Drugs

Senate Bill Introduced on Drug Shortages

Three Democratic U.S. Senators introduce the Drug Shortages Prevention and Quality Improvement Act that would give FDA and CMS additional authority to...

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Medical Devices

FDA Expands Device TAP Pilot

FDA expands the medical device Total Product Life Cycle Advisory Program pilot to include the Office of Neurological and Physical Medicine Devices.