Regulatory Affairs Editorial
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What The FDA Says About Investigator Responsibilities In DCTs
9/25/2025
Learn exactly what the FDA says about the use of healthcare providers (HCPs), telemedicine, licensing, and practice standard requirements when executing a DCT.
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When "Imperfect" AI Models Still Add Value In Pharma Quality
9/24/2025
AI isn't perfect, and that's OK, says ERA Science's Andy O'Connor. Here, he contends that if we can prove and explain how a human+AI process outperforms a human-only process, then imperfection is still progress.
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New FDA Program Adds Flexibility For Ultra-Rare Disease Submissions
9/23/2025
Life science legal experts Mark A. Tobolowsky and Frank J. Sasinowski discuss the FDA's new Rare Disease Evidence Principles (RDEP) initiative.
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Gottlieb Warns Leaner FDA Will Challenge ClinOps
9/19/2025
Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb told DPHARM attendees the agency is strained by staff losses and slowing policy work—leaving ClinOps teams facing tougher reviews, longer waits, and more uncertainty ahead.
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FDA Issues New Guidance For Clinical Trial Dosage Of Oncology Therapeutic Radiopharmaceuticals
9/17/2025
The FDA has issued a draft guidance titled Oncology Therapeutic Radiopharmaceuticals: Dosage Optimization During Clinical Development and is accepting public comments through October 20, 2025.
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RFK Jr. Wants Every American Wearing A Wearable. How Can Pharma Build A Business Around It?
9/16/2025
The timing is now for pharma to be all-in on using wearables as their new business strategy, says Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) Director of Partnerships Smit Patel, PharmD.
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How Brazil's New Law Is Redefining The Country's Clinical Research
9/15/2025
Brazil aims to revamp its clinical research industry with the introduction of a new law intended to make trials faster, empower local ethics committees, and give patients greater post-trial access to investigational drugs.
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The New FDA Era Of Radical Transparency And Pervasive Oversight
9/9/2025
The first half of 2025 has been transformative for biopharmaceutical quality and regulatory affairs, with the FDA leading the charge with four significant changes. Curadian Group's David Grote discusses implications for all four.
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How Digital Twins Are Rewriting Clinical Trials
9/2/2025
While the benefits of digital twins to accelerate clinical trials are undeniable, many questions about their use are still unanswered and go far beyond technology.
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Insuring Global Clinical Trials: Navigating Risks Across Borders
8/28/2025
Foreign clinical trials insurance is indispensable. Learn its features, its benefits, and why it's needed.