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Medical Devices

Q-Submission Guide Step in the Wrong Direction: Expert

Hyman, Phelps & McNamara senior medical device regulation expert Lisa Baumhardt critiques a recent FDA draft guidance on the Q-Submission program.

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Human Drugs

Office of Translational Sciences Annual Report

The CDER Office of Translational Sciences 2023 annual report lists achievements in seven program areas.

Animal Drugs

Mass Spectrometry Guide for Animal Drugs

FDA posts a final guidance entitled Mass Spectrometry for Confirmation of the Identity of Animal Drug Residues.

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Human Drugs

Bill to Ban Tianeptine as a Supplement

Sens. Durbin and Blumenthal introduce legislation to authorize FDA to ban the marketing of tianeptine, currently being sold as a dietary supplement.

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Medical Devices

Thoratec Recalls HeartMate 3 and LVAS Implant Kit

Abbotts Thoratec unit recalls its HeartMate 3 and left ventricular assist system implant kit due to the potential for a leak.

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Medical Devices

Apple Watch Qualified for AFib Trial Monitoring

CDRH qualifies the Apple Watchs Atrial Fibrillation History Feature as a medical device development tool for use as a biomarker test to help evaluate ...

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Federal Register

Info Collection on New Animal Drug Regs

Federal Register notice: FDA seeks comments on an information collection extension entitled New Animal Drugs for Investigational Use 21 CFR 511....

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Human Drugs

Praise, Suggestions for Informed Consent Guide

Five stakeholders generally praise FDA efforts in a draft guidance on key information and facilitating understanding in informed consent.

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Human Drugs

Decentralized Trials Time Has Come: Marks

CBER director Peter Marks and Brown University medical school professor Eli Adashi say it appears that decentralized clinical trials are a paradigm wh...

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Human Drugs

Use Accelerated Approval for Rare Diseases: Commentary

A National Mucopolysaccharidoses Society commentary urges FDA to use accelerated approval for promising treatments for rare diseases.