Vanda sues FDA yet again, accuses federal agency of delaying post-CRL hearing

Paul Schloesser

Associate Editor

Vanda Pharmaceuticals has filed yet another lawsuit against the FDA — and once again related to the drug it’s hoping to expand into jet lag disorder …

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Vanda sues FDA yet again, accuses federal agency of delaying post-CRL hearing

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Van­da sues FDA yet again, ac­cus­es fed­er­al agency of de­lay­ing post-CRL hear­ing

Paul Schloesser

Associate Editor

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Blue­bird bio to sell to in­vest­ment funds af­ter strug­gling to make mon­ey from gene ther­a­pies

CBER's deputy di­rec­tor de­parts as staff shake­up con­tin­ues

Eli Lil­ly stock­piles $548M of oral weight loss drug ahead of launch

Will CRISPR mat­ter?

FDA ap­proves first drug to treat ul­tra-rare lipid stor­age dis­ease

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Vanda sues FDA yet again, accuses federal agency of delaying post-CRL hearing

Bluebird bio to sell to investment funds after struggling to make money from gene therapies

CBER's deputy director departs as staff shakeup continues

Eli Lilly stockpiles $548M of oral weight loss drug ahead of launch

Will CRISPR matter?

FDA approves first drug to treat ultra-rare lipid storage disease

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