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PDUFA Meetings: US FDA Wants Sponsors To Prioritize Issues For Discussion
But the agency should explain why different meeting types are granted than requested or denied entirely, industry representatives said during session on meeting management best practices.
EFPIA Calls For Active Inclusion Of Pharma Industry In Roll Out Of European Health Data Space
The implementation phase of the European Health Data Space is an opportunity to address “critical aspects” of the new regulation that require clarification, says pharmaceutical industry federation EFPIA.
Cancer Trials: US FDA Debuts Framework For Patient-Reported Tolerability Assessments
The agency wants sponsors to start with three core symptoms common across cancer therapeutics and then add more treatment-related adverse events from item libraries based on a drug’s mechanism of action and other factors.
EMA Proposes Guidance On Oligonucleotide Drugs Amid Growing Role In Personalized Medicine
The draft guidance addresses specific requirements for oligonucleotide-based medicines that are not answered in existing guidance documents, and has been two years in the making.
Agenus Needs Phase III For BOT/BAL, Another Example Of Shifting Accelerated Approval Climate
The US FDA surprised some observers when it advised Agenus against filing for accelerated approval of the CTLA-4/PD-1 combination, but the agency has been cracking down on confirmatory trial requirements recently to better ensure the studies will be finished.
US FDA Not Ready For Sponsors Citing Others’ Platforms Yet, Marks Says
Many platform designation requests have been from sponsors eager to cite other sponsors’ products, but CBER Director Peter Marks said in an interview with the Pink Sheet his office likely is years away from accepting those applications.
EMA Backs New Method For Measuring Alzheimer’s Disease In Trials
Evidence generated through an EU public-private funding initiative has resulted in a new biomarker method for measuring the level of Alzheimer’s disease in a person’s brain, which drug developers can use during clinical trials.
Parexel Execs On Regulatory Harmonization, AI Impact, RWE Challenges
From the US FDA’s ISTAND Program to EU’s Melloddy Initiative, and from the global challenges of real-world data to the opportunities in India, Parexel’s EVP for Clinical Data and Digital Services, chief strategy officer and India head speak on a range of topics in this interview with the Pink Sheet.
UK Regulatory Changes ‘Seldom’ Reduce The Burden For Rare Diseases
Establishing multi-site network centers for rare diseases can help advance clinical research, but “onerous” regulatory compliance issues are a barrier that must be overcome, a clinical academic says.
EU Commission Sets Out Plans For New Life Sciences Strategy
As well as planning action to improve the EU’s competitiveness in the life science sector, the European Commission has confirmed that it will propose new legislation to reduce the bloc’s reliance on overseas suppliers of medicines as a way of tackling drug shortages.
RWE-Only To Support A US FDA-Approved Indication? ‘Yes, Potentially’
CDER real world evidence policy head John Concato said the FDA could approve a new labeled use based only on real-world evidence, but made clear the approach is challenging.
Rare Diseases: New Technologies Outpacing Regulatory Pathways In UK
A prominent rare disease researcher has praised the UK’s Department for Health and Social Care for its transparency and willingness to work with experts, but said that regulatory systems needed to speed up to facilitate patient access to innovative treatments.
Uptake Of Innovation Is UK’s ‘Biggest Hurdle’ In Life Sciences Competitiveness
The latest report on the competitiveness of the UK’s life sciences sector shows that the nation “continues to underperform” on its potential in terms of the adoption of new treatments and innovation, according to industry body the ABPI.
In Vitro Triumph: European Pharmacopoeia Abolishes Rabbit Pyrogen Test
The use of the RPT is to no longer be required in any text of the European Pharmacopoeia and medicine developers will have to select a suitable in vitro test to control the pyrogenicity of their product.
New UK Government ‘Championing’ Life Sciences, But No ‘Big Changes’ Expected For Pharma
While the new Labour government includes several “life sciences champions” and has pledged to turn the UK into a life sciences powerhouse, the UK BioIndustry Association head says major changes are unlikely for the pharma and biotech industry.
EFPIA: EU Must Up The Budget Of Next R&D Funding Framework
The European Commission’s new research and innovation funding scheme should have a higher budget and be more “flexible and fit-for-purpose” than the existing “one-size-fits-all approach,” pharma industry federation EFPIA says.
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