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FDA Wants to Evaluate AI Devices the Way It Evaluates Doctors
FDA's Digital Health Center of Excellence has published a discussion paper on regulating generative AI-enabled medical devices, posing 26 detailed questions with a public comment docket open through October 19. What it signals about where FDA's thinking is headed, and how sponsors should respond.
Aug 195 min read


FDA Has a Quality Rating System Coming. Most Companies Aren't Ready to Be Scored.
FDA's voluntary Quality Management Maturity Program is quietly building toward a real quality rating system. Here's what it measures and what's at stake.
Aug 67 min read


FDA Accelerated Approval Pathway, In Real Time: What Trutakna's July 7 Nod Actually Shows
Accelerated approval gets discussed constantly in the abstract — surrogate endpoints, confirmatory trials, the theoretical risk of a drug reaching market on thinner evidence. A decision earlier this month gives a live, current example of what that pathway actually looks like in practice, end to end. On July 7, 2026, FDA granted accelerated approval to Vera Therapeutics' atacicept-vymj, to be marketed as Trutakna, for reducing proteinuria in adults with primary IgA nephropathy
Jul 153 min read


FDA's Final Human Factors Guidance Adds a Fourth Decision Point. Here's What Changes.
FDA just closed one of the more debated gray areas in device submissions — and industry has one week to get ready for the follow-up discussion.
On May 29, FDA finalized its guidance on Human Factors information in device marketing submissions, replacing the 2022 draft.
Jul 143 min read
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