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Human Drugs

FDA Grants Fast Track for Alzheimers Drug

FDA grants Bristol Myers Squibb fast-track status for its investigational Alzheimers therapy BMS-986446.

Human Drugs

FDA Touts Sentinel Successes

FDA issues a report highlighting Sentinel System activities and achievements between 2022 and 2024.

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Human Drugs

FDA, Vanda Agree on Dispute Actions

FDA and Vanda agree to a series of actions to resolve their disputes over the companys Hetlioz and tradipitant.

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Medical Devices

CDRH Learn Module on Quality Management System

A CDRH Learn module reviews the Quality Management System Regulation requirements for medical device manufacturers and the benefits that flow from fol...

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Human Drugs

17 New, 64 Revised Product-Specific Guidances

FDA issues 17 new and 64 revised product-specific guidances to aid in developing generic drugs.

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Human Drugs

Umoja Bio Wins Fast Track for B-Cell Malignancies Drug

FDA grants Umoja Biopharma a fast track designation for its investigational therapy UB-VV111 for treating relapsed or refractory large B-cell lymphoma...

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Human Drugs

FDA Complete Response on Menkes Disease Drug

FDA issues a complete response letter to Fortress Biotech and its majority-owned subsidiary, Cyprium Therapeutics, regarding their Menkes disease drug...

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Human Drugs

FDA Approves Novartis Rhapsido for Urticaria

FDA approves a Novartis NDA for Rhapsido (remibrutinib), a Brutons tyrosine kinase inhibitor for treating adults with chronic spontaneous urticaria.

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Medical Devices

CDRH Proposing 11 Guidances for FY 2026

CDRH releases a list of 11 final and draft guidances it plans to issue in FY 2026 if resources permit.

FDA General

Makary Outlines Mission Critical Ops Under Shutdown

FDA commissioner Marty Makary tells employees affected by the government shutdown that the agency will continue mission-critical activities necessary ...