FDA Watch: Agency Takes Steps to Downgrade Some Nucleic Acid-Based Tests to Class II
The change is expected to dramatically cut the costs of developing new tests
The change is expected to dramatically cut the costs of developing new tests
Roche’s vitamin D assay includes internal quality controls that allowed it to obtain the CLIA designation
The assay was widely used during the early months of COVID-19 and was a significant source of revenue growth for a time
The early focus is on drug applications, but it could spread to the laboratory test approval process as well
The legal strategy of the ACLA—and some political luck—prevailed in the lawsuit against LDT oversight
Two OIG advisory opinions guide laboratories that want to work with pharma or medical device companies on expanded testing
The board was eliminated as part of a sweeping reordering of the Department of Health and Human Services
A leaked budget document for the next fiscal year suggested non-user fee funding may be up slightly compared to recent years.
CAP and AMP officials weigh in on plans to push for a legislative- or CLIA-based approach to future LDT oversight
Judge rules that the FDA has ‘no authority’ to issue its rule governing laboratory-developed tests
Pre-submission and Q-Submission meetings apparently have been halted, for now