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FDA Approves Dupixent for Eosinophilic Esophagitis

FDA approves Regenerons Dupixent (dupilumab) for treating eosinophilic esophagitis in adults and pediatric patients 12 years and older.

Human Drugs

House Commerce Republicans Probe China Trials

House Energy and Commerce Committee Republican leaders ask FDA commissioner Robert Califf to answer questions about a growing trend for clinical trial...

Human Drugs

Dietary Supplement NDI Enforcement Discretion

FDA publishes a draft guidance on possible enforcement discretion so dietary supplement companies can correct past failures to submit required new die...

Human Drugs

FDA Moving Toward Emerging Technology Regs: Kopcha

CDER Office of Pharmaceutical Quality director Michael Kopcha says the agency is working on regulations to help companies become more comfortable with...

Medical Devices

CDRH Device Sterility Master File Pilot

CDRH announces a new 510(k) Sterility Change Master File Pilot Program that is intended to give interested companies that terminally sterilize single-...

Human Drugs

Drug Shortage Risk Management Guidance

FDA publishes a draft guidance to help develop, maintain, and implement risk management plans to assist in preventing human drug shortages.

FDA General

FDA Enterprise Modernization Plan Explained

FDA principal deputy commissioner Janet Woodcock explains the components of the agencys new Enterprise Modernization Action Plan.

Medical Devices

FDA Updates Philips Respironics Recall Info

FDA updates its communications about Philips Respironics recalls of ventilators and BiPAP and CPAP machines.

Medical Devices

ISPE Wants Longer Device Quality System Implementation

Three medical device stakeholders express support for a proposed FDA change to the quality system regulation to incorporate an international standard ...

Human Drugs

Medical Journals Need Better Conflict Disclosures: Article

Public Citizens Sidney Wolfe and Weill Cornell Medical College professor Martin F. Shapiro urge medical journals to step up their transparency efforts...