Patient advocacy organisations and FDA drug approval: lessons from Aduhelm

23 July 2021 - In the wake of last month’s controversial FDA approval of Biogen’s Aduhelm, Alzheimer’s Association CEO Harry ...

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Making sense of the FDA’s ‘indefensible’ decision to approve Aduhelm

19 July 2021 - There are three sides to every story that defies logic: the defenders’ side, the critics’ side and ...

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Lilly and Incyte provide update on supplemental new drug application for baricitinib for the treatment of moderate to severe atopic dermatitis

16 July 2021 - Eli Lilly and Incyte announced today that the U.S. FDA will not meet the Prescription Drug User ...

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AbbVie provides update regarding Rinvoq (upadacitinib) for the treatment of moderate to severe atopic dermatitis in the U.S.

16 July 2021 - AbbVie today announced the U.S. FDA did not meet the Prescription Drug User Fee Act action ...

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FDA seeks to probe talks between staff and Biogen on Alzheimer’s drug

9 July 2021 - The FDA’s chief is taking the highly unusual step of asking for a federal investigation of doctors ...

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STaRT-RWE: structured template for planning and reporting on the implementation of real world evidence studies

12 January 2021 - In alignment with the International Council of Harmonization’s strategic goals, a public private consortium has developed a ...

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ICER opens nominations for new members of its voting panels

2 December 2020 - Independent panel members debate the evidence on the effectiveness and value of new drugs and other ...

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FDA head pledges 'we will not cut corners' on coronavirus vaccine

10 August 2020 - The head of the FDA pledged Monday that the U.S. "will not cut corners" in its ...

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Health experts to FDA: make your vaccine deliberations public

5 August 2020 - A letter signed by nearly 400 health experts asked the agency to use its vaccine advisory panel ...

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Advancing structured decision‐making in drug regulation at the FDA and EMA

11 June 2020 - FDA’s recent benefit‐risk framework was developed for improving the clarity and consistency in communicating the reasoning behind ...

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International coordination needed to encourage conduct of large, decision-relevant COVID-19 clinical trials

15 May 2020 - Regulators are highlighting the need for a comprehensive international coordination mechanism to allow the conduct of ...

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FDA approves drugs faster than ever but relies on weaker evidence, researchers find

14 January 2020 - The FDA has gotten faster at approving new prescription drugs over the past four decades, but ...

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How to ensure that novel analytic methods are fit for decision-making

2 October 2019 - The past decade has seen the increased generation and availability of new data sources such as ...

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When are RCTs required for breakthrough drugs, HDEs? JAMA study investigates

11 September 2019 - A new study in JAMA Network Open finds that drugs and medical devices approved by the ...

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The use of validated and non-validated surrogate endpoints in two EMA expedited approval pathways: A cross-sectional study of products authorised 2011–2018

10 September 2019 - In situations of unmet medical need or in the interests of public health, expedited approval pathways, ...

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