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Biologics

BIO Suggestions for CGT Potency Guidance

The Biotechnology Innovation Organization suggests ways FDA can improve a draft guidance on potency assurance for cellular and gene therapy products.

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Human Drugs

Catalent Indiana FDA-483

FDA releases the form FDA-483 with six observations from an inspection at the Catalent Indiana drug manufacturing facility.

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Human Drugs

Merck BLA for Winrevair Approved

FDA approves a Merck BLA for Winrevair (sotatercept-csrk) for injection for treating adults with pulmonary arterial hypertension.

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Federal Register

Proposed Ban on Certain e-Stimulation Devices

Federal Register proposed rule: FDA proposes to ban electrical stimulation devices intended for self-injurious behavior or aggressive behavior.

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Federal Register

Guidance on Bioequivalence Testing Samples

Federal Register notice: FDA makes available a guidance entitled Handling and Retention of BA and BE Testing Samples.

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Human Drugs

CGMP Violations at Deqing Jiarou

FDA warns Chinas Deqing Jiarou Daily Chemical Co. about CGMP violations in its production of finished drugs.

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Medical Devices

Multiple Violations in ReNovo Inspection

FDA warns Bend, OR-based ReNovo that its reprocessed single-use medical devices are adulterated and misbranded and have Quality System violations.

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Medical Devices

Rep. Questions Musk Device Trial OK Before Inspection

Rep. Earl Blumenauer asks FDA to explain why it approved human trials for Elon Musks Neuralink medical device before inspecting its facility.

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Human Drugs

Antibody Drug Conjugate Guidance Explained

Two CDER Office of Clinical Pharmacology doctors use a podcast to explain a new guidance on considerations for antibody-drug conjugates.

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Human Drugs

High Court Skeptical on Mifepristone Restrictions

The majority of U.S. Supreme Court justices appear skeptical during oral arguments on whether there should be a ban or any new restrictions on the abo...