12
Feb
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The “Hows” of Drug Shortages 

If there was one theme that was pervasive throughout the discussions and presentations at the recent AAM Access 2024 meeting in Tampa, Florida, it was related to drug shortages.  The issue was touched upon by representatives from AAM, officials from the FDA, CEOs, Doug Long of IQVIA, and others as well.  With different individuals providing […]

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09
Feb

Doug Long Receives Lifetime Achievement Award at AAM Annual Meeting After Presentation

Doug Long has become a fixture at AAM meetings, providing invaluable data on the drug industry on behalf of his employer, IQVIA.  This presentation is always the highlight of AAM annual meetings.  All attendees at this meeting make sure to have their seats nice and early to hear his state of the generic and biosimilars […]

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07
Feb
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The Generic Industry Faces External Challenges

At yesterday’s AAM annual meeting, David Gaugh, AAM’s interim President and CEO, discussed the unprecedented events that threaten the sustainability of today’s generic drug and biosimilar industry.  In his keynote address, he addressed how the generic drug and biosimilar industry is being stressed by economic issues, PBMs, government programs, and other events out of its […]

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06
Feb
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More Info from the AAM Annual Meeting Regulatory and Policy Meeting

During her session yesterday at the AAM Annual Meeting, Iilun Murphy, M.D. provided additional details on the 2023 OGD metrics, indicating that there were 950 ANDAs approved and tentatively approved (782 and 172 approvals, respectively).  Of the approvals, there were 90 first generics, along with 83 generics with Competitive Generic Therapy Designation, and 111 complex […]

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06
Feb
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CARES ACT – 2024 Update – Big News!

Since the implementation of the CARES Act reporting requirement, the question continues to be asked: Is it really a requirement?  The answer is yes, and now it is no longer recommended, but is stated as “should” in the newly published Final version of the Guidance for Industry (GFI) “Reporting Amount of Listed Drugs and Biological […]

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05
Feb
Helpful Tips

AAM Annual Meeting Regulatory and Science Meeting

A presentation delivered by Office of Generic Drugs Director, Iilun Murphy, M.D. during the members-only Regulatory and Policy meeting at the start of AAM’s annual meeting provided seven tips for ANDA sponsors with regard to their ANDA submissions: Submit a clear cover letter. Describe what is being submitted. State whether the submission includes a labeling […]

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31
Jan

FDA Warns About Yet Another “Fake” Set of Eye Drop Products

Today, the FDA is warning consumers of potentially contaminated copycat eye drops that are unapproved new drugs that “copy the Bausch + Lomb’s Lumify brand eye drops, an over-the-counter product approved for redness relief.” While the FDA notes that it has not received any specific reports of adverse events with the three products named below, […]

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25
Jan
The Court Case That Could Have Implications Beyond Its Borders - Lachman Blog

The Court Case That Could Have Implications Beyond Its Borders

This morning, when I read a Decision and Order issued by the United States Court of Federal Claims regarding a motion that was granted in part, denied in part, and filed on behalf of a pharmaceutical company and the FDA, the hair on the back of my neck stood on end. Now, I must state […]

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