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Senators to DEA: Consider Treaty Obligations In Marijuana Rescheduling

FDA Law

We blogged in February about the October 2023 letter from former DEA Administrators, Ms. Were DEA to reschedule marijuana in schedule III, the agency and registrants would have to straddle the requirements of two schedules by requiring manufacturing quotas and import/export permits. 811(d) and U.S. Whether DEA believes the U.S.

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I Hear You Knockin’… Preparing for and Managing DEA Inspections (Part 2)

FDA Law

Houck — Although we blogged on Drug Enforcement Administration (“DEA”) cyclic and on-site inspections in June 2014, we thought it helpful to update registrants on what they can expect as diversion investigators resume activities following the Covid-19 shutdown. By Larry K. Accountability Audit.

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I Hear You Knockin’… Preparing for and Managing DEA Inspections (Part 2)

FDA Law

Although we blogged on Drug Enforcement Administration (“DEA”) cyclic and on-site inspections in June 2014, we thought it helpful to update registrants on what they can expect as diversion investigators resume activities following the Covid-19 shutdown. By Larry K. Accountability Audit.

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The FDA PDUFA VII Goals Letter (FY 2023-2027): A Review of Our Top 10 Commitments

FDA Law

Some of these will be subjects of more detailed posts in the future and readers should keep an eye on the blog for additional coverage. 30, 2023; Public workshop on advancing innovative manufacturing technology, by end of FY 2023; Publish advancing innovative manufacturing technology strategy document, by Sept.

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Less than Meets the Eye: LDT Small Entity Compliance Guide Adds Little Insight

FDA Law

Laboratories struggling to understand the myriad implications of being regulated as device “manufacturers” were hopeful that additional guidance would shed light on how to apply FDA’s existing medical device regulatory framework to their operations. 803), Reporting of Corrections and Removals (21 C.F.R. § 806) and Complaint Files (21 C.F.R.

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FDA-Approved Labeling: Is Enough Enough?

FDA Law

Specifically, the Court explained, because “[t]he Pregnancy Warning Regulation simply does not speak to whether a further warning related to a drug’s use during pregnancy can be added to the general Pregnancy Warning on a drug label, whether added by the FDA or added by a manufacturer,” the ”regulation does not, therefore, preempt state law.”