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TGA says 23 batches of Nutra-Life and Musashi listed medicines used sucralose instead of thaumatin, creating inaccurate labels even though the products remain safe.
FDA’s August 2026 guidances update therapeutic equivalence, ANDA vs 505(b)(2), container closure systems and drug-development expectations.
Health Canada now expects covered clinical trials to be registered within 21 days of first participant enrollment and summary results to be disclosed within 12 months of primary study completion. Here is what sponsors should change—and one important detail about what is guidance versus law.
TGA publishes new guidance for hospitals implementing UDI across inventory, clinical systems, patient records and recalls.
FDA testing finds undeclared fluoxetine and toxic DNP in Lipofit Extreme Fat Burner 2.0, triggering a nationwide consumer recall.
Canada launches mandatory CEPA section 71 reporting for 200 priority substances, with Phase 1 responses due March 3, 2027.
Baxter recalls two saline lots for potential fiberglass particulate contamination, raising injectable particulate-control questions
FDA finalizes guidance explaining therapeutic-equivalence evaluations and Orange Book TE codes for multisource prescription drugs.
