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FDA Modernizing Inspections with New Protocols

After several years of planning, FDA says it implementing its New Inspection Protocol Project to modernize inspections with a new way of assessing, re...

Human Drugs

Sandoz Recall Losartan Lot Due to Impurity

Sandoz recalls one lot of losartan potassium and hydrochlorothiazide after an impurity, NDEA (N-nitrosodiethylamine), was detected in the active pharm...

Human Drugs

Record Generic Approvals Last Month

FDA approves a record number of generic drugs in October as part of its efforts to improve patient access to lower cost drugs.

Human Drugs

FDA Seizes Products Held Under Insanitary Conditions

On FDAs orders, U.S. marshals seize FDA-regulated products that the agency says were being held under insanitary conditions that exposed them to wides...

Human Drugs

Yupelri Approved for COPD Maintenance

FDA approves a Theravance Biopharma and Mylan NDA for Yupelri (revefenacin) inhalation solution for the maintenance treatment of patients with chronic...

FDA Illegally Regulates Some Devices as Drugs: Attorney

Attorney Jeffrey Shapiro says FDA should seek congressional authority to continue to regulate some medical devices as drugs.

Human Drugs

Vivozon Given Fast Track for Non-Opioid Pain Killer

FDA has granted Korea-based Vivozon a fast track designation for VVZ-149, a non-opioid pain killer.

Human Drugs

FDA Expanded Access Web Page Being Improved

FDA says it is updating its Expanded Access Web pages and taking other steps to improve the program for patients and healthcare providers.

Human Drugs

Cardiac Testing Still Needed for Diabetes Drugs: LaMattina

Former Pfizer executive John LaMattina says FDA should consider ways to streamline cardiovascular outcome trials for diabetes drugs to lower the cost ...

Medical Devices

New Monteris Medical NeuroBlate Probe Coming: FDA

FDA says it has cleared a new Monteris Medical probe to replace one that was recalled due to unintended overheating in the magnetic resonance environm...