Monthly Archives: August 2009

More on Enforcement from FDA and Shades of More to Come?

As noted in an earlier posting, FDA gave notice on Thursday that the agency was laying out a new vision for enforcement activities.  The effort attracted a good bit of media and the FDA even provided a video on the … Continue reading

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White House Opens Up New Web Site on Health Care Reform

In addition to the existing site HealthReform.gov, the Obama Administration has set up a new part of WhiteHouse.Gov called "Reality Check" to address some of the myths surrounding the debate on health care reform.  It is good use of a … Continue reading

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How Transparent is the FDA Transparency Blog?

Last month, I wrote a posting called "When Transparency is Easy -Advisory Committee Transparency" suggesting that the transparency at FDA would be greatly enhanced if there were once again links from the rosters of advisory committee members to their CVs.  Such … Continue reading

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Hamburg Puts All on Notice: Enforcement to Pick Up

FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg issued notice yesterday that the FDA is going to be laying down the law.   It has been oft-noted here on Eye on FDA that enforcement by the FDA has certainly been lax during the Bush … Continue reading

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The Other Health Care Reforms – FDA Growing by Leaps and Bounds

When the term "health care reform" is uttered, the mind unfailingly goes to think of the current bills being debated here in Washington to change the way health care is delivered in this country, most notably H.R.3200.  But there are … Continue reading

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