Regulatory Affairs

01
Feb

CARES Act Manufacturing Quantities Reporting Requirement – Better Sharpen Your Pencils!

Back in November 2021, the Lachman blog brought your attention to the changes coming with the new FDA reporting requirements that were instituted under the March 2020 CARES Act (section 3112(e)) when it was reported at the AAM GRx-Biosims conference.  This new law, enacted for COVID‑19 response and relief, includes “enhanced” abilities for the FDA […]

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28
Jan

O-O-O-Ozempic, A Hit with ANDA Submitters

Ozempic (semaglutide) is advertised on TV quite a bit.  The jingle (identified in the title to this post) kind of sticks in your head.  Ozempic is approved “for adults with type 2 diabetes used along with diet and exercise to improve blood sugar and lower A1C.  It also lowers the risk of major cardiovascular (CV) events […]

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26
Jan

OGD Finalizes Good ANDA Practices Guidance

Originally published on January 4, 2018, the Agency says it has finalized and revised the guidance document in response to “comments received on the draft guidance as the guidance was finalized and made minor edits and other editorial changes to improve clarity. Revisions include clarification of the recommendations pertaining to patent and exclusivity deficiencies, as […]

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25
Jan
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Peek at the January 2022 Approval Actions

With ANDA reporting through January 21, 2022, the OGD has issued thirty full‑approval actions and eight tentative‑approval actions for a total of thirty‑eight approval actions issued so far this month.  With only six more reporting days remaining, these unofficial numbers, gathered from the FDA All Approvals list here, it looks like the total approval actions […]

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18
Jan

Official December 2022 ANDA Approvals, CRLs, and Receipts Hit the Web

We hit the number of December full‑approval actions on the head (thirty‑four) in our post here; however, we were way short on our estimate of tentative‑approval actions.  We noted thirteen at the time of publication in the above‑listed article but the official total reported this morning was twenty‑two.  Thus, the total number of approval actions […]

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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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