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Human Drugs

FDA Selects 7 PreCheck Pilot Participants

FDA selects seven companies from 80 applications to participate in the agencys PreCheck Pilot Program to advance U.S. drug manufacturing.

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Human Drugs

Next-Generation Sequencing Data Submission Guidance

FDA publishes a guidance on submitting next-generation sequencing data to CDERs Division of Antivirals.

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Human Drugs

FDA OKs Blood Cancer Drug Tregzi

FDA approves Orca Biosystems Tregzi to improve chronic graft-versus-host disease (GVHD)-free survival in adults with blood cancers undergoing allogene...

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Human Drugs

CGMP Issues at Indias Wizcure Pharmaa

FDA warns Indias Wizcure Pharmaa about CGMP violations in its production of over-the-counter drugs.

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Human Drugs

Chinese Drug Firm Refuses FDA Record Request

FDA warns Chinas Yangzhou Hongshengding Chemical Co. about not responding to agency requests for records on its over-the-counter drug manufacturing op...

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CBER SOPP on Implementing, Managing REMS

CBER publishes a Standard Operating Policy and Procedure on implementing and maintaining REMS.

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Human Drugs

FDA Novel Drug Approvals Remain Steady in 2026 First Half

FDA approval numbers show it approved 23 novel drugs during the first six months of 2026, maintaining a pace that would be consistent with recent year...

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Human Drugs

Complete Response on Liver Imaging Agent

FDA sends Ascelia Pharma a Complete Response Letter regarding its NDA for Orviglance, a contrast agent for liver imaging.

Human Drugs

OIG Backs Manufacturer-Sponsored Patient Tests

Two Sheppard attorneys discuss an HHS Inspector General advisory opinion backing a drug companys arrangement with a third-party laboratory for free an...

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Biologics

Former CDC Official Alleges Political Interference In Vaccine Policy

During a CBS News interview, former CDC chief medical officer Debra Houry says she left the agency after concluding she could no longer defend its sci...