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USP Comment to FDA Proposed Novel Excipient Review Program

The United States Pharmacopeia (USP) appreciates the opportunity to provide comments on a potential FDA novel excipient review program. USP is supportive of a novel excipient review program. Establishing new pathways for the development and regulatory review of novel excipients is critical in…
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The Comeback of Small Molecules?

Innovation drives progress in the development of new drugs and therapeutic biological products. 48 new drugs and biological products were approved by the FDA last year, which means new treatment options for patients and considerable advances in health. The majority of these new drugs…
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The most significant FDA approvals of the decade (2010-2019)

From innovative leaps in cancer diagnosis and treatment to the growing force of artificial intelligence in aiding medical discovery, the 2010s was a ground-breaking decade for the life science industry. We have seen the steady rise of targeted and personalised medicines, and advancements in genetic…
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Novel Drug Approvals for 2019

Innovation drives progress. When it comes to innovation in the development of new drugs and therapeutic biological products, FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) supports the pharmaceutical industry at every step of the process. With its understanding of the science used to create…
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FDA publishes guidance for Inactive Ingredient Database

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has released draft guidance for public consultation on the use of the Inactive Ingredient Database (IID). The document is intended to provide information on how to use the IID when choosing inactive ingredients. The guidance describes the Food and Drug…
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FDA’s Woodcock: ‘The clinical trial system is broken

A BioPharma Dive article The Food and Drug Administration's top drug regulator sharply criticized the current clinical trial regime, calling for industry to embrace more collaborative studies. "I believe the clinical trial system is broken," said Janet Woodcock, who has worked at the agency…
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