Regulatory Affairs Editorial
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Population-Aware Medicine: Mitigating Racial Disparities In Efficacy And Accuracy
6/26/2025
Medicine is not one-size-fits-all. Here, strategic advisor Bill Hanlon implores pharma to develop therapeutics and diagnostics anchored by racial and ethnic diversity.
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The Effects Of Most Favored Nation Drug Pricing On Clinical Trial Management
6/24/2025
Market expert Mathini Ilancheran explains how sponsors can mitigate the effects of "Most Favored Nation" drug pricing while maintaining trial integrity and accelerating time to market.
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Navigating FDA Regulatory Changes: Policy Shifts, Deregulation, Restructuring, And Future Oversight
6/23/2025
Recent shifts within the U.S. FDA reflect an increasingly complex tension between scientific rigor and accelerating political and economic pressures. Here are the newest developments and emerging focal points.
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Understanding FDA's Draft Guidance: Composition Statements Of Ingredients In Labeling In NDAs And ANDAs
6/20/2025
The FDA's 2024 draft guidance details presentation of a drug product’s composition and the corresponding details of the ingredients in the product labels for NDAs and ANDAs.
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How Is RIM Software Transforming Regulatory Compliance?
6/20/2025
Regulatory information management (RIM) software tools streamline global regulatory processes on a single cloud-based platform throughout the entire product life cycle.
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Why CRA Proficiency Needs A Boost From Better Assessment And Training
6/20/2025
CRAs intend to fulfill clinical research’s commitment to patient safety. Yet, some fall short of true proficiency, and Gerald DeWolfe contends better evaluations and training can help.
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EMA Guideline On Clinical-Stage ATMPs Comes Into Effect: On The Verge Of Convergence?
6/19/2025
On July 1, 2025, the EMA’s Guideline on quality, non-clinical and clinical requirements for investigational advanced therapy medicinal products in clinical trials is slated to come into effect.
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25 Tips To Prepare A Clinical Site For FDA Inspection
6/17/2025
During the last year I have interviewed six former FDA investigators and a regulatory expert who has been involved with more than 250 inspections. From all those interviews, I’ve culled the following list of takeaways that I hope you will find useful when preparing for any type of regulatory inspection.
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2 Ways To Overcome The Challenge Of Developing Neurological Rare Diseases Drugs
6/16/2025
GRIN Therapeutics CEO Bruce Leuchter, MD, explores how integrating new business models and technological advances will be crucial to developing new treatments for rare neurological disorders.
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Hidden Compliance Risks In Start-Up That Could Derail Your Clinical Trial
6/13/2025
Kulkarni Law Firm Senior Attorney Edye T. Edens explores the risks embedded in clinical trial start-up activities, such as site activation, contract execution, delegation of responsibilities, and cross-border data flows.