Generics

12
Feb

Skinny Label Reprieve, But Not Out of the Woods Yet!

The generic community sprung into action with amicus briefs filed by the Association of Accessible Medicines and letters written by various other organizations to challenge the attack on the skinny label.  Teva was able to convince the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to rehear its skinny label case.  Clearly, Congressional intent and regulatory […]

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09
Feb
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Complex Generics and the Prescription Landscape – The Hill Webinar

Today, The Hill hosted a webinar called “Complex Generics & the Prescription Drug Landscape.”  Many thanks to The Hill for their efforts.  The takeaway messages from the program participants are important, especially as the current Generic Drug User Fee Amendments III (GDUFA III) negotiations are revving up for the Office of Generic Drugs’ review and […]

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25
Jan

Compliance/Enforcement Activity, the Slow Down, and Predictions

Goal dates extended, virtual inspections taking longer, and on-site inspections still too slow for industry.  COVID is mostly to blame, but, once the vaccine is widely available, then maybe inspection activity will pick up further domestically and possibly even foreign inspections. Right now, the landscape is not pleasing to either FDA or the industry.  High […]

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13
Jan

Statutes and Regulation Verses Reality – Is Transparency the Key?

While reading a blog post by Michael Mezher of RAPS this morning, entitled HHS Pushes Through Last-Minute Policies Impacting FDA (here), it struck me that my own age old question is almost (and I stress almost) being addressed.  The question is, when a regulation or statute directs the FDA to meet certain review timeline requirements, […]

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