It is worth noting that the FDA sent only nine warning letters last year, all focused on well-recognized violations, such as minimization of risk information and unsubstantiated claims.
While we all like the sun, life under the final rules for the “Sunshine Act” provisions of the Affordable Care Act is going to be complicated and treacherous for drug companies and their agencies.
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Pharmas must step up and lead on off-label, online communications
FDA’s recent draft guidance on off-label communication is, despite its shortcomings, a step forward, writes John Kamp, arguing that pharmas should take this welcome bit of clarity and act boldly on it
If you or your clients have sent promotion materials to FDA recently for pre-publication review, or–God forbid–have been the recipient of a DDMAC Warning Letter, you know that FDA’s DDMAC has assumed a very aggressive enforcement posture.
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