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Apr

80 Products Approved with CGT Designation Thus Far

The FDA has released its most current list of Competitive Generic Therapy (CGT) ANDA approvals (here).  CGT-designated products (products for which there is little, if any, generic approvals for NDA products) may be eligible to receive 180-days of market exclusivity from a subsequent ANDA approval for the same strength and product. After any ANDA approval […]

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23
Mar

Like the NBA -The Draft of Five (5) Bulk Drug Products Reviewed, but Only One Selected to Compete in the Big Arena

The FDA reviewed five (5) bulk drug substances for inclusion in the bulk APIs that can be used by outsourcing facilities in the compounding of drug products.  The five (5) nominated for consideration were: quinacrine HCl, bromfenac sodium, mitomycin–C, nepafenac, and hydroxychloroquine sulfate.  Only quinacrine HCL for compounding for oral products for the treatment of […]

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25
Feb

Damned If You Do and Damned If You Don’t – Thinking About a New Permanent Commissioner

There appears to be some concern about Janet Woodcock, MD being selected for the permanent FDA Commissioner job.  Not sure why there is so much hype and concern.  Most of the pressure being applied from the non-supporters focus on the opioid crisis; however, some critics are being quick to complain about the approval actions that […]

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12
Feb

Skinny Label Reprieve, But Not Out of the Woods Yet!

The generic community sprung into action with amicus briefs filed by the Association of Accessible Medicines and letters written by various other organizations to challenge the attack on the skinny label.  Teva was able to convince the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to rehear its skinny label case.  Clearly, Congressional intent and regulatory […]

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