New Drug Development A Regulatory Overview
Source: Interpharm Press, Inc.
This new Fourth Edition chronicles and analyzes the factors that now drive the FDA's regulatory processes
This new Fourth Edition chronicles and analyzes the factors that now drive the FDA's regulatory processes. It explains the CDER restructuring, FDA-initiated reforms, affecting Phase 1 studies moving from the US to Europe, how FDA has downscaled its IND submission requirements, and much more.
Contents include:
- An Introduction to the US New Drug Approval Process
- Nonclinical Drug Testing
- The FDA's Regulation of Nonclinical Testing: Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)
- The Investigational New Drug Application (IND)
- CDER and the IND Review Process
- The Clinical Development of New Drugs
- Good Clinical Practices (GCP)
- The New Drug Application (NDA)
- The NDA Review Process
- The FDA's Drug Classification System
- Advisory Committees and the Drug Approval Process
- Beyond Approval: Drug Manufacturer Regulatory Responsibilities
- The Supplemental NDA and Postapproval Changes to Marketed Drugs
- The FDA's Orphan Drug Development Program
- CDER's Bioresearch Monitoring Program
- Accelerated Drug Approval/Accessability Programs
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