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FDA cracks down on off-label drug use messaging

Pharmaceutical Technology

The FDA released a draft guidance giving firms recommendations on provider-directed communication for off-label drug use.

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Smart pharmaceutical and healthcare labels: Lets trace medicines from its origin

Roots Analysis

In recent years, the use of smart labels allows the developer to convey a greater amount of information about the product to the consumers, without the need for additional packaging space. Further, smart labels play a critical role in the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals.

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Skinny Label and Induced Infringement: The Saga Continues

The FDA Law Blog

GSK skinny label case , the U.S. Specifically, the Government explained, “[t]he section viii pathway cannot function properly if FDA and generic manufacturers cannot rely on an NDA holder’s representations to the agency regarding which portions of the brand-name drug’s labeling teach patented methods of use.”

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FDA’s Revised Draft Guidance on Biological Product Promotion Provides Additional Recommendations/Clarifications

The FDA Law Blog

Promotional labeling is generally any labeling other than FDA-required labeling that is devised for the promotion of a product, as well as other functions, and can include printed, audio, or visual matter that describes the product. l)(1) (e.g.,

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12 Medications With Off-Label Uses

BuzzRx

The term “on-label use” of a drug may seem unfamiliar to most people. In short, this practice is referred to as “off-label” drug use. Surveys have shown that approximately 1 in 5 prescriptions in the US are for off-label use. In certain populations of patients, off-label drug use is even higher.

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How to decode prescription labels for your patients

The Checkup by Singlecare

If you’ve worked in a community pharmacy, you’ve likely had the same frustrating conversations about prescription labels over and over. Due to variability in health literacy, studies show that Americans’ level of understanding of prescription label instructions ranges from 53% to 89%.

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FDA-Approved Labeling: Is Enough Enough?

The FDA Law Blog

Livornese — I saw the sign…and the answer is no—FDA-approved labeling apparently is not enough under state failure-to-warn laws, according to certain courts.