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Human Drugs

No More Opioid Enriched Enrollment Studies: Califf

During a Senate Appropriations hearing, FDA commissioner Robert Califf tells lawmakers that the agency is advising against enriched enrollment studies...

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Biologics

BLA Accepted for Subcutaneous Opdivo

FDA accepts for review a Bristol Myers Squibb BLA for a subcutaneous formulation of Opdivo (nivolumab) across all previously approved adult solid tumo...

Medical Devices

FDA Defines Device Remanufacturing

FDA publishes a final guidance to clarify the distinctions between medical device remanufacturing and servicing.

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FDA General

FDA Leaders Financial Ties to Drug Industry Probed

A BMJ investigation looks at the relationship between several FDA commissioners and the companies the agency regulates.

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Biologics

Exocel Bio Selling Unapproved Exosomes: FDA

FDA says Exocel Bio in San Diego is marketing unapproved exosome products.

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Human Drugs

ORA Reorgs Impact on Drug Inspections: Cavazzoni

CDER director Patrizia Cavazzoni provides an update on the reorganization of FDAs Office of Regulatory Affairs (ORA) regarding inspection activities, ...

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Human Drugs

Breakthrough Status for Myotonic Dystrophy Therapy

FDA grants Avidity Biosciences a breakthrough therapy designation for delpacibart etedesiran and its use in treating myotonic dystrophy Type 1.

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Medical Devices

FDA on Ongoing Getinge Device Concerns

FDA reminds healthcare providers and facilities about the agencys continuing safety and quality concerns with some Getinge/Maquet cardiovascular medic...

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FDA, EPA, USDA Biotechnology Plan

FDA says it has worked with EPA and USDA to develop a biotechnology regulatory reform program as required by a presidential Executive Order.

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Human Drugs

FDA Grants, Denies Kaiser 2009 REMS Petition

FDA grants in part and denies in part a 14-year-old Kaiser Permanente petition on the development, implementation, and evaluation of REMS.