Sentence examples for fda accepted from inspiring English sources

The FDA accepted OPKO's resubmitted New Drug Application NDAA) for Rayaldee on April 22 , 2016

In November 2016, the FDA accepted the drug maker's biologics license application for a SC formulation of rituximab for several hematologic malignancy indications for use in the US.

The U.S. FDA accepted a new drug application for Abilify, a drug for treating schizophrenia, bipolar disorders, and some forms of depression that incorporated ingestible sensor technology.

To that end, in October 2008 FDA accepted its first group of 50 fellows for the Commissioner's Fellowship Program, selected from more than 1000 applicants.

Just before Christmas, the FDA accepted the recommendation of a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services panel and announced that it would modify its ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual men.

The FDA accepted this recommendation and requested more information addressing this issue.

The specificity of the algorithm was further evaluated prospectively using the UVa/Padova FDA-accepted (23) Metabolic Simulator and is currently under clinical evaluation that will be reported in a subsequent publication.

According to the U.S. FDA, these are accepted because they used GLP (U.S. EPA 2008), with the implication that studies not employing GLP are not reliable or valid (U.S. FDA 2008a).

As detailed on page 42 of Dark Remedy, Larrick protected his friends, such as FDA-colleague Henry Welch, who accepted "over a quarter of a million dollars in private fees from the antibiotics industry while he was certifying the efficacy and safety of their medications... [Larrick] was everything the drug companies could have hoped for".

Although using excessive numbers of animals is accepted as good science by the U.S. FDA, the use of arbitrarily large numbers of animals per group (> 20 animals per treatment group is common) actually violates guidelines in the NIH Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (Institute of Laboratory Animal Research 1996) that govern research conducted by academic and government scientists.

The government's perpetual lack of investments turns off academic researchers and pharmaceutical companies from studying ME, and that has resulted in where we are today: No generally accepted diagnostic criteria for ME and no FDA-approved treatments.