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Two prominent lawmakers are following through on a promise to do something about recent rises in generic drug prices, with identical House and Senate bills that would force generic drugmakers to pay state Medicaid rebates when prices rise faster than inflation. Read More
Drugmakers are asking the European Commission to clarify new requirements for factory acceptance and site acceptance testing, including when it is okay to perform only the factory tests. Read More
The FDA is considering expanding access to naloxone to cut down on deaths from opioid overdoses and wants industry and others to weigh in on the clinical, legal and regulatory barriers to doing so. Read More
The FDA has dubbed AbbVie’s autoimmune disease treatment Humira an orphan drug for the investigational treatment of moderate-to-severe hidradenitis suppurativa — paving the way for the drug’s ninth indication and seven years added exclusivity. Read More
Washington State Gov. Jay Inslee has signed legislation allowing pharmacists to substitute biosimilars for brandname biologics, joining a growing list of states that have passed such laws. Read More
The FDA wants to know how patient perceptions of medications change when pharmacies switch from brand to generic drugs or from one generic to another, as in the case of a change in suppliers. Read More
The Saudi Food and Drug Authority has set strict new requirements for the import, clearance and export of commercial and investigational drugs, including provisions on drugs for compassionate use and drugs meant for use in clinical trials. Read More