Good morning and welcome to another edition of Regulatory Reconnaissance. There are now just nine days between the US Food and Drug Administration and the effects of budget sequestration.
Top stories today include several looks at the effects of sequestration, two new private sector regulatory programs, a new batch of FDA warning letters, a new patent agreement in the EU, problems with clinical trials in India, a petition calling for clinical trials transparency gets a powerful supporter, and Pfizer's former head of drug development asks why Diclofenac is still on the market.
Regulatory Reconnaissance is our daily intelligence briefing for the regulatory affairs space, bringing you the top regulatory news stories from around the globe. Each weekday morning, we aim to bring you the latest highlights of new approvals, meetings, legal and political developments, regulations and guidance, and the latest trends with the potential to impact regulatory affairs professionals and the industry in which they work.
Did we miss a story? Send us a tweet at @RAPSorg or @AlecGaffney and we'll check it out for inclusion in our next edition of Regulatory Reconnaissance.
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