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Human Drugs

FDA Approves Acers Olpruva for Urea Cycle Disorders

FDA approves a resubmitted Acer Therapeutics NDA for its Olpruva to treat some patients with urea cycle disorders.

Medical Devices

RoyalVibe Health Refused Inspection: FDA

FDA warns The Woodlands, TX-based RoyalVibe Health about manufacturing, marketing, and distributing unapproved medical devices that are misbranded and...

Human Drugs

Inspection Issues at Sagents Plattsburgh Facility

FDA warns Sagent Pharmaceuticals about issues found in an inspection at its Plattsburg, NY-based sterile drug products manufacturing facility.

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Human Drugs

FDA Delays PDUFA Action Date for Phathoms Vonoprazan

FDA says it is delaying the PDUFA action date for Phathoms vonoprazan to treat erosive esophagitis while the company submits additional stability data...

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Human Drugs

New Alzheimers Drug OK This Week Wont Do Much for Patients: Article

As FDA prepares a review decision this week on an Eisai and Biogen BLA for Alzheimers drug lecanemab, an article in The Free Press reminds readers abo...

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Human Drugs

REMS Document Format, Content Guidance

FDA publishes a guidance on the format and content for the REMS document portion of a REMS submission.

Medical Devices

Arrow MAC Venous Access Kit Recall is Class 1

FDA says the Teleflex recall of some Arrow MAC venous catheter kits is Class 1.

Medical Devices

Arrow Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump Recall is Class 1

FDA says the Arrow International recall of some intra-aortic balloon pumps for battery depletion issues is Class 1.

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Human Drugs

Latest Potential Signals of Serious Drug Risks

FDA posts the latest three months of potential signals of serious risks/new safety information for prescription drug products.

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Human Drugs

Drug Companies Expected to Hike Prices

Reuters reports that several major drug companies are expected to raise list prices on some 350 drugs this month.