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The European Medicines Agency said there is no evidence linking Novartis’ influenza vaccine Fluad to a series of adverse events and deaths that prompted Italian officials last month to suspend nearly a half-million doses of the product. Read More
The FDA has warned two Florida-based compounders, one for repeatedly making drugs without a prescription and another for more than 30 adverse events connected to its products. Read More
The FDA has cited Cadila Pharmaceuticals for poor data integrity practices and sloppy investigations into foul smelling batches of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), violations that the agency threatened could result in an import alert. Read More
The FDA has slapped another Indian active pharmaceutical ingredient maker with a warning for data integrity weaknesses, including printing batch records from personal computers over which the company lacked adequate controls. Read More
Drugmakers participating in an ISPE pilot program on quality metrics received new guidance on what data they need to collect, information that could provide a glimpse of the kinds of data that the FDA will start collecting next fall. Read More
Canadian regulators will have sweeping new powers to order drug recalls, require labeling changes and postmarket studies, and release confidential business information under a rewrite of the country’s drug safety law. Read More
King Pharmaceuticals received a Form 483 after agency investigators discovered problems with damaged equipment and cleanroom suits filled with holes. Read More
Generics maker Apotex has sued Health Canada over its ban of the company’s products from India, alleging the agency is enforcing the ban to blunt criticism against it by leaders in parliament and a national newspaper rather than in response to any legitimate quality manufacturing issues. Read More
Inspections of U.S. pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities have seen a declining number of official warnings over the past five years, but the trend is less clear on the international front. Read More