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Three drugmakers have agreed to pay nearly $123 million to settle separate claims that they defrauded the government through an elaborate kickback scheme involving charitable foundations. Read More
Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter has dismissed most of his state’s case against Johnson & Johnson and Teva, winnowing down a landmark opioids lawsuit to a public nuisance complaint. Read More
Ned Sharpless officially stepped into the position of FDA acting commissioner today, following former commissioner Scott Gottlieb’s resignation, effective last Friday. Read More
The FDA on Thursday released final guidance on how the agency will weigh the legally required factors when considering whether to require a risk evaluation mitigation strategy for medicines. Read More
The FDA and Customs and Border Protection are teaming up to help crack down on illegal opioids flooding the country, Commissioner Scott Gottlieb announced Thursday. Read More
HHS Secretary Alex Azar on Thursday asked Senators for their support for rule changes that would redirect prescription drugs discounts toward customers. Read More
FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb is leaving the agency on Friday to rejoin the American Enterprise Institute—a conservative think tank—where he will work part-time on drug pricing issues. Read More
The FDA is also seeking $76 million to support drug compounding activities and develop new regulations to improve the quality of products from outsourcing facilities. Read More
FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb and CBER director Peter Marks on Wednesday announced enforcement efforts the agency is taking against stem cell clinics and manufacturers that put patients at risk by marketing unapproved products. Read More