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Human Drugs

12 Observations in SterRx FDA-483

FDA releases a 26-page FDA-483 with 12 observations from an inspection at Plattsburgh, NY-based StarRx outsourcing facility.

Human Drugs

Some IVIG and IGSC Lots Withdrawn

FDA lists lots of immune globulin intravenous and subcutaneous that have been withdrawn due to reports of allergic/hypersensitivity reactions.

Human Drugs

Steps FDA Could Take to Increase Trial Diversity

A Trinity Life Sciences white paper on clinical trial diversity says FDA should change its policy and install minimum representation requirements.

Medical Devices

Medtronic Recalls TurboHawk Atherectomy System

Medtronic recalls its TurboHawk Plus Directional Atherectomy System because it is similarly designed as another recently recalled device.

Human Drugs

FDA Panel Reviewing PI3K Inhibitor Concerns

FDA steps up its review of phosphatidylinositol-3-kinase (PI3K) inhibitor safety concerns by convening a 4/21-22 Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee me...

Federal Register

Quality Metrics Comments Sought on New Direction

Federal Register notice: FDA creates a docket to receive comments on changes to the agencys previously proposed quality metrics reporting program.

Medical Devices

FDA, Industry Agree on MDUFA 5: RAPS

The Regulatory Affairs Professional Society says FDA and medical device industry representatives have reached an agreement on MDUFA 5.

Medical Devices

Cionic Leg Neural Sleeve Cleared for Improved Mobility

FDA clears a Cionic 510(k) for its lightweight leg-worn Cionic Neural Sleeve, intended for functional electrical stimulation to assist in gait for peo...

Medical Devices

Former FDAer Joins Hogan Lovells

Hogan Lovells hires former FDAer Ryan Foringer as a senior regulatory specialist.

FDA General

Spending Bill Gives FDA $102 Million Boost

House and Senate appropriators come to terms to give FDA a $102 million (3.2%) boost to its discretionary funding for fiscal year 2022 operations.