Category: Regulations
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FDA Warns Cancer Fraud Product Providers
The Food and Drug Administration sent warning letters to 14 companies in the U.S. that the agency says are selling products fraudulently claiming to prevent, diagnose, treat, or cure cancer.
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Research, Medical Groups Join Science March
A collection of 25 organizations representing a range of medical research and practice disciplines announced their participation in the March for Science set for Saturday, 22 April.
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Factors IDed Boosting Post-Surgical Opioid Risk
An analysis of insurance claims identifies risk factors behind a sizeable number of people undergoing surgery becoming persistent users of opioid pain drugs long after their procedures.
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FDA, Emulate to Test Organs-on-Chips for Drug Toxins
A joint venture between Food and Drug Administration and a developer of chip devices simulating human organs, is evaluating the chips as a way to test new drugs for toxic effects.
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Phones, Algorithms Boost Adherence to Stroke Meds
Results from a clinical trial show a smartphone-based remote monitoring program helps stroke patients stay on their blood clot medications and improve their health.
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FDA Shown Approving New Drugs Faster than Europe
An analysis of regulatory actions in the U.S. and Europe, shows the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approves more new therapies and faster than the European Medicines Agency.
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Triple-Drug Inhaler Shown to Cut COPD Attacks
Results from a year-long clinical trial show that an inhaler with three types of drugs reduces the number of COPD attacks compared to a common single-drug inhaler.
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Zika DNA Vaccine Begins Clinical Trial
A new clinical trial is underway testing a Zika vaccine that uses genetically-engineered DNA to generate an immune response against the disease.
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FDA Approves Multiple Sclerosis Therapy
The Food and Drug Administration approved a synthetic targeted antibody to treat multiple sclerosis in people with relapsing or steadily worsening forms of the disease.
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Trials, Registry Planned for Wound Care Device
A company making products for healing wounds is studying the ways one of its dressings is used in the field, to better understand the product’s role in wound care.