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Medical Devices

FDA Nixes Enforcement Action Against Whoop's Blood Pressure Feature

FDA closes a potential enforcement action against Whoop Inc., reversing an earlier regulatory position that raised questions about whether the company...

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Human Drugs

Expand Real-World Evidence Use in Drug Approvals: Article

Drug company executives recommend ways FDA could increase the use of real-world evidence in regulatory decisions.

Human Drugs

Jubilant HollisterStier CGMP Issues

FDA warns Canadas Jubilant HollisterStier General Partnership about CGMP violations in its manufacturing of finished drugs.

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FDA General

HHS Unveils Initiative to Accelerate U.S. Clinical Trials

HHS unveils a broad, department-wide initiative aimed at speeding clinical research, reducing regulatory barriers, and attracting more clinical trials...

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Human Drugs

Guide on Using Quantitative Systems Pharmacology Models for Trial Dosing

FDA posts a draft guidance outlining how sponsors can use quantitative systems pharmacology models to determine starting doses for first-in-human clin...

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Human Drugs

FDA Revises Guide on Demonstrating Drug Effectiveness

FDA publishes a revised draft guidance that updates how sponsors can demonstrate "substantial evidence" of effectiveness for new drugs and biologics, ...

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Human Drugs

Agency Updates Draft Guidance on Master Protocols

The agency releases a revised draft guidance aimed at helping sponsors design and conduct clinical trials using master protocols, a trial framework in...

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Human Drugs

Regenxbio Gets FDA Agreement to Refile Gene Therapy BLA

Regenxbio reaches an agreement with FDA on a path toward a potential accelerated approval of Navsunli (clemidsogene lanparvovec-sngl), the first gene ...

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Human Drugs

How Global Regulators Handle Cancer Drugs After FDA First Approval: Study

A new journal article finds substantial differences in how major international regulators evaluate and approve oncology drugs that first receive exped...