Chevron Doctrine’s Dismissal Has Yet to Upend Regulatory Environment
However, clinical laboratories may have more say in future laws and guidance thanks to 2024 decision
However, clinical laboratories may have more say in future laws and guidance thanks to 2024 decision
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
Marginal LDT scenarios could be where the FDA focuses on next, a lawyer notes
Judge rules that the FDA has ‘no authority’ to issue its rule governing laboratory-developed tests
Agency says it will continue to have authority to clear new lab tests and other COVID-19 products on an emergency basis even after the PHE ends.
At the end of 2022, the agency sent a new warning letter to Empowered for unauthorized distribution of COVID-19 test kits.