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Human Drugs

CDER Used AI/ML in Kineret EUA

CDER explains how it used artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML) to help identify the patient population most likely to benefit from Sobis K...

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Human Drugs

Zymedi Gets Orphan Status for ZMA001

FDA grants Zymedi an orphan drug designation for ZMA001, a monoclonal antibody in development for pulmonary arterial hypertension.

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Human Drugs

Alert on Megadyne Patient Return Electrodes

FDA and Health Canada issue a notice alerting healthcare providers and facilities about the safe use of Megadyne Medical Products Mega 2000 and Mega S...

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Human Drugs

Ways to Improve OS Data Collection, Analysis

Researchers from FDA and other entities recommend ways to improve the collection and analysis of overall survival (OS) data in cancer drug trials.

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Biologics

Stakeholder Comments on Cell, Gene Guidance

Three stakeholders recommend changes to an FDA draft guidance on human- and animal-derived materials in cell and gene therapeutic materials.

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Human Drugs

FDA Publishes ICH Bioequivalence Guidance

FDA publishes an International Council on Harmonization guidance on bioequivalence studies for immediate-release solid oral dosage forms.

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Medical Devices

FDA Clears Life Spine Sacroiliac Fixation Device

FDA clears a Life Spine 510(k) for its ARx SAI (sacral alar iliac) Spinal Fixation System.

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Human Drugs

FDA May Allow Novel Carve-Ins: Attorneys

Two Axinn attorneys say FDA may be signaling more flexibility in considering novel Section viii carve-in statements in ANDAs.

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Human Drugs

Require Nasal Spray Food Studies: Aquestive

Aquestive asks FDA not to approve any nasal sprays that do not submit food effect studies as part of their application.

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Human Drugs

Amazon, Walmart Illegally Sell Chemical Peels

FDA warns Amazon and Walmart they are introducing unapproved chemical peel products into interstate commerce.