Remove 2025 Remove Communication Remove Labelling
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Less than Meets the Eye: LDT Small Entity Compliance Guide Adds Little Insight

FDA Law Blog: Biosimilars

The first phaseout milestone is less than a year away; by May 6, 2025 most laboratories will need to demonstrate compliance with Medical Device Reporting (21 C.F.R. § 11] In the context of an LDT, it is unclear what FDA will include within the scope of “labeling” and what types of communications will be considered “claims.”

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FDA Hosts Webinar for Stage 1 Requirements under LDT Final Rule

FDA Law Blog: Biosimilars

Corrections and Removals Under 21 CFR Part 806, manufacturers generally need to communicate corrections and removals (i.e., Stage 1 is scheduled to take effect on May 6, 2025. FDA plans to hold its next webinar on September 24, 2024, which will cover the labeling requirements that go into effect in Stage 2.

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Better Late Than Never – Unpacking FDA’s Highly Anticipated (and Long Overdue) Draft Guidance on Diversity Action Plans

FDA Law Blog: Biosimilars

If FDA determines that a waiver will be issued, it may consider public communications about the decision. Since it is only the submission of the plan that is required by law, how, if at all, will FDA communicate that a plan does not meet the requirements for submission? Some unanswered questions remain.

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Year In Review: Top Infectious Diseases Articles From 2024

ID Stewardship

With Twitter changing to X in mid-2023 and subsequently in the end of 2024 many folks from the IDtwitter community moving over to Bluesky, the game is certainly ever-changing. I wonder if this will cause us to be more fragmented as a group in 2025 and if Bluesky will really have sticking power. Mastodon sure did not.

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The EU joint HTA procedure: a gate or barrier for access?

Pharmaceutical Technology

The new joint procedure will launch in Q1 2025 for oncology medicines and other advanced therapy medicinal products and extend to orphan drugs in 2028. However, he did point out that the joint assessment could be a useful way of narrowing down typically broad EMA label content to specific patient populations.