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Multiple Clinical Resolution Laboratory Violations

FDA warns Brea, CA-based Clinical Resources Laboratory about CGMP violations in its production of misbranded unapproved new drugs.

No Major Changes in Intended Use Reg: Attorney

Attorney Bryan Feldhaus says the revised FDA intended use regulation clarifies but does not change the definition of intended use and should not adver...

Human Drugs

Repeat CGMP Violations at Vitae Enim Vitae

FDA warns San Diego, CA-based Vitae Enim Vitae Scientific about repeat CGMP violations in its work producing finished drugs as a contract manufacturer...

Biologics

House Committee Wants Kid Covid Vaccine Briefing

The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis is asking for an FDA briefing on the status of vaccination for children under age 5 and whethe...

FDA Featured in DoJ Consumer Highlights Report

Wilson and Sontini attorneys say the Department of Justice Consumer Protection Bureau featured FDA in its recent highlights report.

Federal Register

FDA Withdraws 14 No-Longer-Marketed ANDAs

Federal Register notice: FDA withdraws the approval of 14 no-longer-marketed ANDAs from multiple applicants.

Federal Register

DESI Update: Anticholinergic/Antispasmodic Combo Products

Federal Register notice: As part of FDAs ongoing Drug Efficacy Study Implementation, the agency announces that all outstanding hearing requests regard...

Human Drugs

Students Push Califf on Trial Transparency

Student advocates from Universities Allied for Essential Medicines ask to meet with FDA commissioner Robert Califf on ways to improve clinical trial r...

Medical Devices

Medtronic Recalls Harmony Delivery Catheter

Medtronic recalls its Harmony Delivery Catheter due to the potential for a break in the bond holding the capsule at the end of the delivery catheter.

See if McKinsey Abused FDA Trust: Sharfstein

Former FDA principal deputy commissioner Joshua Sharfstein says Congress and FDA must continue to look at whether the McKinsey consulting firm abused ...