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FluMist nasal spray gets FDA nod for home use, boosting influenza prevention access.
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FDA orders new safety labels for opioids, highlighting risks of misuse and addiction after extensive data review.
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FDA updates opioid labels to emphasize long-term risks, enhancing public awareness and safety in prescribing practices.
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FDA enforces new safety labeling for opioids, aiming to reduce misuse and overdoses through clearer risk warnings and treatment guidelines.
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FDA approves new COVID-19 vaccines for KP.2 variant amid U.S. surge, aligning with CDC guidance for enhanced protection.
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FDA approves Neffy, a needle-free nasal spray by ARS Pharmaceuticals for severe allergic reactions, offering an alternative to EpiPen.
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FDA introduces new program to fast-track drug approvals, reducing review times for crucial medications to just 1-2 months.
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FDA's CNPV program to fast-track drug reviews, aligning with national health priorities. Launching in 2025 as a pilot.
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FDA approves Kisunla, offering new hope for early Alzheimer's patients with 29% slower cognitive decline.
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FDA ends routine COVID-19 boosters for healthy individuals under 65, emphasizing robust clinical trials for vaccine approval.
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FDA expert panel to convene under new leadership to assess COVID-19 vaccine plans, signaling potential shifts in public health policy.
FDA greenlights Blujepa, the first new oral antibiotic for uUTIs in 30 years, targeting resistance with a novel dual enzyme mechanism.
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Dr. Peter Marks resigns as Director of the CBER at the FDA, citing Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr.'s vaccine misinformation. His departure highlights the clash between political appointments and scientific integrity.
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