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FDA issues first recommendations on AI for drug development

European Pharmaceutical Review

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has for the first time, issued draft guidance on using artificial intelligence (AI) intended to support a regulatory decision about a drug or biological product. FDA has previously published a discussion paper that was produced to inform its guidance on AI in pharmaceutical drug development.

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SMA Awareness Month: How pharma and digital solutions can improve patient care

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This meant patients often had relatively little engagement with their neurologist and were more likely to see other members of the multidisciplinary care team who were associated with symptom mitigation. This changed with the 2017 release of Biogen’s Spinraza, the first FDA-approved therapy for SMA. About the author.

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Review of 3 Alternative Pathways to Access Non–FDA-Approved Drugs

Pharmacy Times

Non–FDA-approved medications may be accessed for patient care via 3 alternative pathways: expanded access, the Right to Try Act, and off-label use, which are reviewed in this article.

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Inside the FDA's Accelerated Approval: How it’s extending lives and improving patient care

Outsourcing Pharma

Last week, OSP had the pleasure of speaking with Ginny Beakes-Read at the DIA Global conference.

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STAT+: Q&A: Why medical AI and value-based care may be made for each other

STAT

But far fewer have made a significant impact on patient care in the United States.  The Stanford professor is invested in getting effective medical machine learning — including some of his own, FDA-cleared algorithms — adopted by health systems.   Continue to STAT+ to read the full story…

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STAT+: The FDA plans to regulate far more AI tools as devices. The industry won’t go down without a fight

STAT

Health tech companies are in a tizzy: After years of letting companies roll out software tools to guide patient care with little oversight, the Food and Drug Administration is taking a tougher stance.

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US FDA approves Shorla’s oncology drug for T-cell leukaemia

Pharmaceutical Technology

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted approval for Shorla Oncology’s Nelarabine Injection, an oncology drug, to treat T-cell leukaemia, an aggressive blood and bone marrow cancer that progresses quickly. It has an advanced oncology therapies pipeline for the treatment of several unmet needs of patients.

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