Good morning, and welcome to another edition of Regulatory Reconnaissance. The sequester comes into effect on Friday, and Steven Grossman of the group Alliance for a Stronger FDA says FDA stands to lose about $210M from its budget because of it.
In the US, FDA approves Stivarga for GI tumors and a new cattle drug, industry groups are panning parts of a CDER draft guidance on electronic submissions, and Medtronic has won expanded approval for its Resolute Integrity stent. Abroad, the EC meets today to start working on a medical device regulatory framework, VICH is out with new guidelines, India's trial approvals rate has fallen by 50% in two years, and MHRA is warning of a risk of fracture associated with Amgen's bone drug Prolia.
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