August 16, 2016
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FDA adds ocular indication for Humira, issues complete response letters

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Recent FDA activity includes the addition of an ocular indication for AbbVie’s Humira and the issuance of two complete response letters, one to Ocular Therapeutix and one to Valeant, citing manufacturing concerns. Ocular Surgery News compiled these stories from Healio.com/OSN.

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