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Hoping to speed development of new treatments for children, the European Medicines Agency is offering drugmakers free meetings with members of its Paediatric Committee. Read More
Sponsors of new drugs to treat cardiovascular and metabolic diseases should use a composite of all major cardiovascular events as the primary endpoint in studies to establish CV risk, the European Medicines Agency says. Read More
The FDA wants drugmakers to assess the risks of active pharmaceutical ingredients taken by men on the development of embryos and fetuses of their female partners. Read More
Because cellular and gene therapy products can have more severe effects than other types of drug products, potentially leading to organ failure, tumors or death, sponsors should include these as primary safety objectives when designing early-phase clinical trials, the FDA says. Read More
Two years after issuing guidance on data capture from electronic health records, the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research is calling on stakeholders to help demonstrate how the use of electronic source data can help to streamline the clinical trial process. Read More
The FDA is taking steps toward getting more patient input during the drug development process, a move that puts the agency more in line with its EU counterparts, agency officials said June 18 at the DIA annual meeting in Washington, D.C. Read More
A year after a consortium of stakeholders issued a proposed wish-list of approaches to the development of drugs for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, the FDA issued draft guidance giving drugmakers more leeway in how those drugs are created. Read More
The European Medicines Agency last month released final guidance on the primary and secondary endpoints sponsors should use to evaluate drugs to treat acute heart failure — along with recommendations on designing and conducting such studies in children. Read More
The House of Representatives on July 10 approved the 21st Century Cures Act by a vote of 344 to 77, moving focus to the Senate where efforts have begun to develop comparable legislation. Read More