Although the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) routinely reviews the safety and effectiveness of all prescription drugs prior to approval, some side effects become evident only after the drugs are taken by millions of patients – far more than it is possible to test in clinical trials. كيف تلعب بينجو A drug’s side-effect profile becomes better characterized, therefore, with greater exposure and use. Additionally, once marketed, many drugs are prescribed for alternate disease states with new target populations; unanticipated safety issues may arise in new target populations. For this reason, the new on-line quarterly reports (launched 15 June 2010) will address safety risks that were not identified during a drug’s development or prior to FDA approval. These reports are targeted to appear within roughly 2 years of a new drug’s approval (back to 27 September 2007) or, for drugs that have Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS), since the REMS was required or last assessed. REMS ensure that the benefits of a drug or biological product outweigh its risks. لعب لربح المال
Quarterly safety summaries incorporate potential signals of serious risks/new safety information identified by the Adverse Event Reporting System (AERS) as well as by FDA-initiated research. When a potential signal of a serious risk is identified from AERS data, it is entered as a safety issue into the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) Document Archiving, Reporting, and Regulatory Tracking System (DARRTS) or into the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER) Therapeutics and Blood Safety Branch Safety Signal Tracking (SST) system. Although potential signals of serious risks are usually based upon groups of AERS reports, a single AERS report could initiate the evaluation of a potential safety issue. FDA posts each potential signal of a serious risk in the quarter in which it is first identified. If additional safety information is developed concerning a potential signal that has already been posted, it is addressed by FDA in new safety communications/updates, but does not appear again as a new quarterly posting. العاب ماكينات قمار Listing does not necessarily imply a causal relationship between the drug and the identified risk. The FDA is requiring REMS formulation as well as posting of quarterly drug safety reports in accordance with Title IX, Section 921 of the FDA Amendments Act (FDAAA) of 2007 (see insert).
Source: The Herald Sun
Relevant References: Mass Tort Defense, FDA Law Blog, FDA Transparency Blog