Top of CDER’s to-do list for 2020 is tracking adverse events more effectively and combating the opioid crisis.
Can a commitment to limit prices to ensure patient access to important new medicines regain public trust and confidence in the biopharmaceutical industry?
The numbers of new molecular entities approved in 2019 are close to or exceed FDA’s performance in most previous years.
Pressures on FDA will affect industry’s success in bringing new therapies to market.
While labor and tariff reforms in the revised North American trade agreement may have more visible impacts on the United States economy, the final document levels a major blow to exclusivity and patent protections important to innovator biotech and pharma companies.
FDA has an official new leader, following a Senate vote to confirm Stephen Hahn as the agency’s next commissioner.
FDA’s Office of New Drugs restricting aims to improve scientific exchange and information sharing among review professionals.
A NASEM report stresses the importance of information sharing by biopharma companies and cooperation among regulatory authorities.
Problems in assuring reliable drug quality and supply dampens progress in bringing lifesaving therapies to market.
Developers of biosimilars have become dismayed with difficulties in gaining acceptance and reimbursement from the US healthcare system.