This month we saw the addition of 4 new members to the Anti-infective Drugs Advisory Committee! This committee is now only has 1 vacancy. The new members are.
This month we saw the addition of 4 new members to the Anti-infective Drugs Advisory Committee! This committee is now only has 1 vacancy. The new members are:
The Ani-infective Drugs Advisory Committee is scheduled for two meetings for the month of October. Click HERE to view the meeting announcement for one of their meetings regarding the safety and effectiveness of the new drug application (NDA) 204684 for miltefosine capsules, submitted by Paladin Therapeutics, Inc. Click HERE to view the entire FDA Advisory Committee Calendar!
4 new members were also added to the Drug Safety and Risk Management Advisory Committee. The new members are:
Dr. Bart Clarke departed from the Reproductive Health Drugs Advisory Committee and was replaced by Amy H. Herring, ScD, leaving the number of vacancies the same.
Furthermore, we saw the additions of Stuart Rich, M.D. to the Cardiovascular and Renal Drugs Advisory Committee, Jessie L-S Au, Ph.D. to the Pharmaceutical Science and Clinical Pharmacology Advisory Committee, Bernard F. Cole, Ph.D. to the Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee, and Diana Hallare, MPH to the Endorcrinologic and Metabolic Drugs Advisory Committee as a Consumer Representative.
Stay tuned for our next AdComm Roll Call Special where we will put the spotlight on the FDA’s one and only Dermatologic and Opthalmic Drugs Advisory Committee!!!
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