12
Jan

Saving the Skinny Label: Could Another Case Bring It Off the Respirator?

This morning, Sara W. Koblitz of Hyman, Phelps & McNamara posted a blog titled “Is The Skinny Label Back From the Dead?” (here) that suggests there may be hope for the skinny label after all.  The blog details the GSK v. Teva decision and the potential dire implications for the skinny label.  She also outlines […]

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23
Dec

IPledge Isotretinoin REMS Prompts FDA Flexibility and Plea to Manufacturers

The IPledge Risk Evaluation and Mitigation (REMS) program was designed to address the significant potential for serious birth defects should a pregnancy occur during treatment with the drug isotretinoin which is used to treat acne. The program covers both males and females, since isotretinoin can be passed through the semen of males if the male […]

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21
Dec

CP Spurs FDA Decision that Alcohol in Dextrose was Withdrawn for Reason of Safety or Efficacy

In a move not often seen, a Citizen Petition was submitted asking the FDA to make a determination that certain Alcohol and Dextrose injection products were not withdrawn for safety or efficacy (S&E) reasons; In a Federal Register notice (here), the Agency took the opposing view and stated that all Alcohol and Dextrose injection products […]

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06
Dec

New Dissolution Method for Long-Acting Injectable Suspensions May Provide Better Data

FDA and industry have long wrestled with appropriate dissolution methodology for injectable suspension products. Investigations into the relevance of the dissolution methods utilized has shown wide variation in in vivo results despite consistent in vitro performance. As FDA notes in a recent article (here) on the new potential improved method developed to address “gaps between […]

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