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Energy and Commerce Committee Chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers’ decision not to seek reelection may mean FDA officials must orient a new chair on their activities and priorities.
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Mashup Score: 1The Sudden Stop In US FDA Advisory Committees - 1 year(s) ago
US FDA has not had a new drug application focused advisory committee meeting in more than two months, and none are currently scheduled in 2024. After a blistering pace in the first half of 2023, FDA’s sudden slowdown in expert panels is perplexing.
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Mashup Score: 1Can The US FDA Do More To Help Advance Rare Disease Therapies? - 1 year(s) ago
The National Academy of Medicine is launching a Congressionally mandated study of the US FDA’s regulatory approach to rare disease treatments. The first question is whether there is anything more that FDA can do.
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Mashup Score: 1Accelerated Approval: Sponsor Size No Excuse For Confirmatory Trial Delays, FDA Says - 1 year(s) ago
There is a greater commitment among larger, well-capitalized oncology companies to complete confirmatory trials, Oncology Center of Excellence Director Richard Pazdur says; smaller company approach of first getting accelerated approval and then using commercial proceeds to capitalize confirmatory trial is ‘unacceptable.’
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Mashup Score: 1Gene Editing: Exa-Cel Panel Review Raises Practical Concerns About Theoretical Risks - 1 year(s) ago
US FDA advisory committee members questioned how potential off-target effects with Vertex’s gene therapy for sickle cell disease should be conveyed to patients and families, and whether labeling should say anything about these theoretical risks.
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CBER Director Peter Marks said the US may have to consider whether to maintain its ban on the practice of creating embryos to include heritable genetic modifications if other countries allow the practice.
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US FDA is emphasizing the need to assess the effects of menopause on drug safety and efficacy as a continuation of the agency’s efforts to encourage clinical trial sponsors to look more systematically for differences in clinical trial subpopulations.
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Mashup Score: 0Cell/Gene Therapy Is Ripe For Real-World Data Given Length Of Follow-Up Required, Abernethy Says - 2 year(s) ago
The former principal deputy commissioner outlined what she sees as the future data requirements for real world evidence and why cell and gene therapy will lead the way.
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Experts discuss how master protocols can help produce more comparable real-world evidence and draw more investigators into studies. FDA CMO Hilary Marston says payers must be more involved in discussion of the value of real-world data.
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Because the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health can reimburse FDA for services, the two agencies are discussing what that could be available, such as priority assessments, when the projects reach the application stage.
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