Eric GreenbergHomeChanges in Homeopathic Drugs Lead FDA to Change PolicyAttention, homeopathic drug packagers: The Food and Drug Administration has a new attitude toward you.November 6, 2019CannabisCannabis Research Lights Finally Turn GreenDEA makes a move to help increase the availability of cannabis for medical research.September 20, 2019RegulatoryCompanies Stay Alert as There’s No Obvious Slowing at FDAOne might expect these to be sleepy times at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, seeing as how its commissioner resigned in spring, and that it’s part of an administration that has a dogmatically anti-regulatory philosophy.August 5, 2019RegulatoryFor Opioid Solutions, the Law Points to PackagingFDA singles out a specific form of drug packaging in a proposed part of its efforts to stem the tide of opioid addiction.July 10, 2019RegulatoryCosmetics Claims: Stay In Your LaneClaims to alter one’s appearance are OK, but cosmetics that claim effect on structure or function the body are, legally, drugs.May 14, 2019RegulatoryShutdown Starts up ThoughtAmericans could think hard for the first time about the importance of various government functions when they lose non-essential activities.January 17, 2019RegulatoryTobacco Pushes to the Front of the LineA latecomer to FDA’s stable of responsibilities, regulation of tobacco aims to protect the public health, though these efforts are not without controversy.October 26, 2018Medical Device/PackagingProviders Get The MessageThough its regulatory focus is usually on medical products and their makers and sellers, when the need arises, FDA writes letters to health care providers.August 13, 2018RegulatoryAnd Now, Warning Letter SpamFDA says, ‘Hey! I’m warning you: I’m not warning you!’July 16, 2018RegulatoryWhat If FDA Didn’t Pre-Approve Products At All?Today, we noodle, just for fun, on what might happen if radical changes were made in FDA’s powers over drugs and devices.July 11, 2018Page 1 of 6Next PageTop StoriesBusiness IntelligenceTurning to Tech as Workforce Challenges ContinueCompanies are increasingly turning to new technology to help train workers and automate repetitive tasks as workforce challenges continue.Logistics/Supply ChainUPS Opens New Healthcare Logistics Facility in SingaporeAutomation/RoboticsAdaptive Packaging Machine’s Multi-Carrier Track Gets Wireless BoostRegulatoryFDA Issues Pediatric Drug Development Draft GuidancePharmaceuticalJuno Pharmaceuticals Acquires Omega Laboratories
