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Former FDA commissioners Mark McClellan and Scott Gottlieb, former acting commissioner Janet Woodcock and current commissioner Robert Califf offered advice on successfully implementing reforms and preventing a mass exodus of FDA employees as inklings emerge that the Trump team is already engaged on this front.
FTC seeks comment on three proposals to “strengthen the agency’s tools to curb deceptive earnings claims in industries where they are pervasive: multi-level marketing programs and money-making opportunities.” However, Republican members say they’ll reconsider the proposals as a majority after Trump takes office.
The biopharma sector has once again experienced highs and lows this year. With just a week left, and in no particular order, Scrip takes a look at five of the biggest stories of 2024.
Namandje Bumpus' departure means there is no obvious, internal candidate to serve as acting commissioner when President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January and the Senate works to confirm a new leader.
Texas bill filed in advance of the state’s next legislative session starting in January while bills proposing prohibiting sales of supplements and OTC drugs for weight loss or bodybuilding to minors remain active in three states where current sessions continue, Massachusetts, Michigan and New Jersey.
The financial macroenvironment may be looking more favorable for 2025 but will pharma growth be muted by elements beyond its control? In Vivo discusses the headwinds and drivers for pharma in the coming 12 months.
FDA and USDA ask for comments on questions on date labeling for food, supplements in response to Biden administration’s June 2024 final National Strategy for Reducing Food Loss and Waste and Recycling Organics.
Formula manufacturers must notify FDA of permanent discontinuance or interruption in production “likely to lead to a meaningful disruption in the supply … and the reasons for such discontinuance or interruption” no later than five business days after a problem is identified.
A short-lived but shocking attempt to declare martial law by South Korea's president has thrown the country into political turmoil which could disrupt foreign biopharma investment and key policy initiatives.