Input needed: FDA’s demonstrably difficult rule
Before APC determines its position and prepares comments to FDA on the proposed rule, we want to hear from you.
Before APC determines its position and prepares comments to FDA on the proposed rule, we want to hear from you.
If you haven’t read it yet, an excellent commentary was published in Medscape this week by a cardiologist and obesity specialist. He pushes back against rampant misinformation around compounded GLP-1s.
It’s been breathlessly anticipated for months, and this week it finally published: an FDA proposed rule regarding the Demonstrably Difficult to Compound list.
Since the program’s inception in 1997, 162 professionals have been honored as APC Fellows.
Long-time APC supporter Wedgewood Pharmacy, a compounder focused exclusively on animal health, is our newest 2024 Silver-level Corporate Patron.
In a draft report and plan for guidance documents released by FDA earlier this year, the agency indicated that it intends to issue guidance documents without a public notice and comment period.
Let’s say you’re APC. You get a call from a producer at a major news network saying that their celebrity medical doctor is doing a story on GLP-1 drugs and wants to include compounded GLP-1s in the piece.
From APC: Tutoring a federal appeals court and other big news | 15 March 2024