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CDER Addresses 'Challenges of Globalization' With a New Office
In recognition of the difficulties presented by a rapidly expanding global drug market, FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) has created a new office “dedicated to addressing the challenges of globalization and an increasingly complex drug supply chain,” according to memo sent by CDER director Janet Woodcock.
The new “Office of Drug Security, Integrity [...]
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A Blueprint for FDA Reform
The FDA five-year strategy emphasizes a more coordinated—and skeptical—response to globalization of the drug supply chain. On balance, the strategy continues to focus more on managing risk than assessing benefit—industry take heed.
Earlier this month, FDA released a five-year, forward-looking strategic priorities report—“Responding to the Public Health Challenges of the 21st Century”—that outlines what the industry [...]
Governor Howard Dean: Financing the Future of US Drug Innovation
Will it be More Good Pills — Or that Porsche?
The Obama Administration’s signal achievement to date — passage of comprehensive health reform legislation — continues to inspire confusion and contradictions across the political spectrum. Despite its scope, the bill is dismissed by many Democrats for what it does not do, while the GOP [...]
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FDA Finding Fuels Indian Crackdown on Sub-standard Drugs