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October 15, 2007

Pharma News Briefs

  • Last Friday, FDA Law Blog wrote about yet another 180-day exclusivity letter from the FDA, this one requesting comment on the "failure to market" forfeiture provisions of the MMA.
  • FDA Law Blog also posted a very nice summary of the FDA Amendments Act, which, among other changes, revises the citizen petition process.
  • GSK sued the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office last Tuesday to block implementation of the PTO's new rules restricting patent claims and continuation applications.  Read more here: Patent Docs; Patently-O; Pharmalot; WSJ Health Blog.
  • The Wall St. Journal had an interesting article last week on China's generic drug industry.  In case you're not a subscriber to the Journal, you can read the WSJ Health Blog's summary here or Pharmalot's here.
  • On October 4, the FDA announced an initiative to streamline the generic drug approval process.  GPhA reacted with skepticism.

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