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Human Drugs

FDA Rebukes Novartis Over Misleading TV Ad

FDA sends Novartis Pharmaceuticals an untitled letter citing the companys allegedly false or misleading direct-to-consumer television advertisement fo...

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Human Drugs

Kennedy, Makary Pledge Mifepristone Review

HHS secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., says FDA is reviewing safety evidence relating to the medication abortion drug mifepristone.

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Human Drugs

FDA Ends Caprelsa REMS

FDA says the Risk Evaluation and Management Strategy program that has been in place since 2011 for Sanofis thyroid cancer drug Caprelsa is no longer n...

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Biologics

Capricor Gets FDA OK on Duchenne BLA Refiling

Capricor Therapeutics reaches agreement with FDA on the design and role of its HOPE-3 trial as it works to resubmit its BLA for Deramiocel and its use...

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Human Drugs

Hansa Biopharmas Imlifidase Hits Primary Endpoint

Hansa Biopharma says imlifidase met the primary endpoint in a pivotal Phase 3 study in kidney transplant patients.

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FDA NextGen Submission Portal Guide

FDA publishes a guide to its Electronic Submission Gateway NextGen Unified Submission Portal.

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FDA General

Public Confidence in FDA, Others Dropping: Survey

The latest University of Pennsylvania Annenberg Public Policy Center survey documents a significant drop since last fall in the percentage of people w...

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Human Drugs

Lillys Inluriyo OKd for Breast Cancer

FDA approves an Eli Lilly NDA for Inluriyo (imlunestrant, 200 mg tablets), an oral estrogen receptor antagonist for treating certain adults with advan...

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Biologics

CBER Posts 13 FDA Form-483s

CBER posts 13 Form FDA-483s under the Freedom of Information Acts provision on frequently requested records.

Medical Devices

Biolinq Gets De Novo for Glucose Sensor

FDA grants Biolinq a de novo authorization for its Shine system, said to be the first fully autonomous, needle-free glucose sensor.