FDA Labeling Change Rule Is Most Prominent Item On Agency’s To-Do List

HHS’s semi-annual inventory of rulemaking actions under development includes six prescription drug-related rules.

FDA is working on a half-dozen rules pertaining to prescription drugs, but only one is a new entry on its to-do list: a proposed rule to enable ANDA sponsors to change their product labels without getting prior approval from the agency.

The rule is included in HHS’ semi-annual inventory of rulemaking actions under development, which is slated to be...

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