FDA should update its guidance on change control because it does not support science- and risk-based approaches to manufacturing changes, say agency and industry officials. As a result, the promised regulatory relief for manufacturers that embrace quality by design, or QbD, has not happened.
The status of change control policies in the U.S. and the European Union and their similarities and differences, particularly with...
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