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Medical Devices

Human Factor Guidance is FDA Mission Creep: Attorney

Attorney Jeffrey Shapiro says FDA is using a new draft guidance to significantly expand the instances when human factors data must be part of a 510(k)...

Human Drugs

Octapharma Submits Wilate sBLA

Octapharma USA submits an sBLA for an expanded indication for its Wilate von Willebrand disease bleeding control drug.

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Human Drugs

PhRMA Proposes Changes to M11 Guidance

PhRMA gives FDA specific comments and edits on the International Council for Harmonization M11 protocol. Template, and technical specification.

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Human Drugs

CMS Continues Block on Alzheimers Drug Coverage

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services says it is not reconsidering its national coverage determination that restricts Medicare coverage on Alzh...

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Human Drugs

FDA Urged to Pull Failed Cancer Drugs Faster

University of Pennsylvania researchers call on FDA to act more quickly when accelerated approval cancer drugs fail confirmatory tests to cut the time ...

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Biologics

FDA Oks Sanofis Hemophilia A Drug

FDA approves a BLA from Sanofis Bioverativ Therapeutics unit for Altuviiio (efanesoctocog alfa), a recombinant DNA-derived, factor VIII concentrate in...

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Human Drugs

Ivermectin Not Effective in Treating Covid: Study

A JAMA study that looked at ivermectin as a therapy for treating adult outpatients with mild to moderate Covid-19 finds that the drug does not reduce ...

Medical Devices

FDA Updates Examples of Medical Device Misconnections

FDA adds a new case study to its Examples of Medical Device Misconnections Web page.

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Medical Devices

FDA Exploring New Device Active Surveillance System

FDA posts a sources sought information request that seeks potential contractors who may be able to develop and implement a medical device active surve...

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Medical Devices

FDA Evaluating Neonatal Incubator Airborne Chemicals

FDA says it is evaluating reports of exposure to airborne chemicals that may be associated with the use of neonatal incubators.