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FDA is withdrawing a trio of temporary policies implemented in the beginning of the COVID pandemic which allowed certain businesses that are not regulated as drug manufacturers, including pharmacies and alcohol producers, to produce alcohol-based hand sanitizers.
The FDA announced the withdrawal of three guidance documents. FDA states that it has determined that the demand for alcohol-based hand sanitizer has decreased and the supply of hand sanitizer from traditional manufacturers has increased.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published a Federal Register notice on October 13, 2021, announcing the withdrawal of three guidance documents: “Temporary Policy for Preparation...
Last week, AstraZeneca and Merck filed emergency use authorization (EUA) requests for their COVID-19 drugs. The FDA provided information to the public about a database repository of...