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Human Drugs

FDA States Plan B One-Step Does Not Cause an Abortion

FDA revises the Plan B One-Step information sheet to clarify the emergency contraceptive cannot be used to cause an abortion of an existing pregnancy.

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Human Drugs

Court Enters Consent Decree Against Oklahoma Compounder

An Oklahoma federal court issues a consent decree against the Qualgen drug compounding facility and two of its principals.

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Medical Devices

Spending Bill Reverses Some FDA Court Losses: Attorneys

Two Hyman, Phelps & McNamara attorneys say FDA succeeded in having Congress use the recent omnibus spending bill to allow it to ban some individual us...

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Human Drugs

FDA Pushing Naloxone OTC Switch: Attorney

Attorney Heidi Gertner explains how FDA is pushing for a voluntary Rx to OTC switch of naloxone drug products.

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Human Drugs

Hypertension Labeling for Cardio Claims Guidance

FDA publishes a guidance recommending that applicants change the labeling for antihypertensives to include standard language on the cardiovascular ben...

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Drug Risks and Benefits in CSL Communications

CDER Office of Prescription Drug Promotion researchers look for the most effective way to communicate risk information in character space limited comm...

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Human Drugs

Objectionable Conditions at Clinical Investigation Site

FDA warns La Palma, CA-based Adarsh Daswani about issues in his work conducting a clinical investigation of an investigational drug.

Human Drugs

CGMP Deviations in DuPont Avicel Manufacturing

FDA warns DuPont Nutrition USA about CGMP deviations in its manufacturing of the widely-used drug excipient Avicel.

Medical Devices

FDA Discusses 2 New Trilogy Ventilator Issues

FDA describes two new issues that have occurred in some reworked Philips Respironics Trilogy 100 and 200 ventilators.

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FDA General

FDA Needs More Global Help Against Crime: Hermsen

Retired FDA top cop Catherine Hermsen says there is a need to expand collaboration with regulators in other countries to combat international criminal...