International Pharmaceutical Regulatory Monitor
Nervous System Drugs Lag in Development, Approvals: Tufts
Drugs targeting the central nervous system take significantly longer to develop and get approved than other meds, according to a new analysis. Source: International Pharmaceutical Regulatory Monitor
Read MoreWhistleblowers Allege AstraZeneca Paid for ‘White-Coat Marketing’
A newly unsealed lawsuit accuses AstraZeneca of using nurses to covertly promote its products, echoing a similar complaint against AbbVie. Source: International Pharmaceutical Regulatory Monitor
Read MoreGottlieb Announces Revised MOU on Distribution of Compounded Drugs
FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb announced a revised agreement between the agency and states on interstate distribution of compounded drugs, responding to concerns that the existing distribution limits are too low. Source: International Pharmaceutical Regulatory Monitor
Read MoreFDA Revises MOU on Interstate Distribution of Compounded Drugs
FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb announced a revised agreement between the agency and states on interstate distribution of compounded drugs, responding to concerns that the existing distribution limits are too low. Source: International Pharmaceutical Regulatory Monitor
Read MoreTwo Drugmakers Ask FDA to Lift Monotherapy Restrictions for MDD
Janssen and Takeda called for more flexibility in the FDA’s draft guidance for sponsors of drugs that treat major depressive disorder (MDD). Source: International Pharmaceutical Regulatory Monitor
Read MoreFDA Issues Final Guidance on PBPK Analyses
The FDA released final guidance for drug sponsors on the content and formatting of physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) analyses, including an expanded section on formatting and a simplified section on software. Source: International Pharmaceutical Regulatory Monitor
Read MoreFDA Suggests Endpoints for Medicine-Assisted Opioid Treatments
Drug sponsors may not have to prove that a proposed medicine-assisted therapy helps addicts completely kick opioids but they will have to detail how well it helps cut dependence to win FDA approval, the agency says in a new draft guidance. Source: International Pharmaceutical Regulatory Monitor
Read MoreFDA Issues Guidance on Endpoints for Opioid MATs
Drug sponsors may not have to prove that a proposed medicine-assisted therapy helps addicts completely kick opioids but they will have to detail how well it helps cut dependence to win FDA approval, the agency said in a new draft guidance. Source: International Pharmaceutical Regulatory Monitor
Read MoreAAM Calls for Clarifications in Supply Chain Waiver Guidance
The Association for Accessible Medicines urged the FDA to clarify its draft guidance on Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) waivers by adding an estimated timetable for review decisions. Source: International Pharmaceutical Regulatory Monitor
Read MorePBMs Concerned Over Proposal to Remove Drug Rebate Protections
The Pharmaceutical Care Management Association is concerned about a proposed rule that could remove safe harbor protections for pharmaceutical company rebates and significantly change how U.S. drug prices are formulated. Source: International Pharmaceutical Regulatory Monitor
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