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As the Calendar Turns, Cybersecurity Remains Key Focus of Digital Health Enforcement

FDA Law Blog

CDRH is building an extensive library of similar reports and white papers as it prepares its final guidance for medical device cybersecurity, scheduled to come out next Fall. Combination products are sharing the digital moment with those classified solely as medical devices.

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The Incredible Shrinking Exemption: FDA Final CDS Guidance Would Significantly Narrow the Scope of Exempt Clinical Decision Support Software Under the Cures Act

FDA Law Blog

Consistent with the 2019 draft guidance, the final guidance also includes textbooks, approved drug or medical device labeling, and government agency recommendations as other permissible types of medical information.

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Does the Drug Shortage White Paper Fall Short?

FDA Law Blog

Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently published a White Paper on Policy Considerations to Prevent Drug Shortages and Mitigate Supply Chain Vulnerabilities in the United States —with input from several HHS stakeholders, including FDA, CMS, and the Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response. By Kalie E.

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A Bold Goal: Reshoring 25% of Small Molecule API to the U.S. in 5 Years – APIIC’s Report to The White House

FDA Law Blog

Industry should leverage existing technologies while furthering research and development of innovative and disruptive technologies, in partnership with academia and government. A single public entity should coordinate the public-private partnerships established as part of this national strategy.

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Four Ways Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Would Undermine Access to Obamacare

Physician's Weekly

More than 10 million people were automatically reenrolled in their coverage for the 2025 plan year, with their eligibility for tax credits confirmed via a system that allows ACA marketplaces to check government or other data sources. The House bill would end that, requiring documentation before receiving tax credits. .”