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Fallout from failed clinical trials poses challenges to companies

So far in 2015, four different ophthalmic products in phase 3 clinical trials failed to meet their primary endpoints. Ocular Surgery News spoke with three of these companies to find out what happened and how they responded. Their stories offer a telling glimpse at the challenges and opportunities companies face when endpoints are missed in clinical trials as part of the overall innovation cycle.
Physicians support proposed biosimilar naming convention
In agreement with the FDA’s recent draft guidance on nonproprietary naming of biological products, six physician groups collectively sent a letter to CMS Acting Administrator Andrew Slavitt on Tuesday urging CMS to adopt unique billing codes for biosimilars, according to a press release.
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FDA issues draft guidance on nonproprietary naming of biologics, biosimilars
The FDA today announced the availability of a draft guidance describing its proposal on the nonproprietary naming of biological products.
Health care spending expected to increase over decade, but at historically low rate
Due to expanded health insurance coverage from the ACA, as well as the aging population and economic growth, health care spending is projected to increase at a rate of 5.8% annually between 2014 and 2024, according to recently published data in Health Affairs.
Office of the Inspector General looks more closely at physician compensation arrangements

From international law firm Arnold & Porter LLP comes a timely column that provides views on current regulatory and legislative topics that weigh on the minds of today’s physicians and health care executives.
House passes 21st Century Cures Act

By a vote of 344 to 77, the U.S. House of Representatives on July 10 passed the 21st Century Cures Act, a bipartisan bill that authorizes several changes to the approval process for drugs and medical devices.
Senators question CMS' tactic of enforcing policies as if they were law

From international law firm Arnold & Porter LLP comes a timely column that provides views on current regulatory and legislative topics that weigh on the minds of today’s physicians and health care executives.
How the Supreme Court's Affordable Care Act decision could affect your practice

From international law firm Arnold & Porter LLP comes a timely column that provides views on current regulatory and legislative topics that weigh on the minds of today’s physicians and health care executives.
The OIG watches as physicians come into the sunshine

From international law firm Arnold & Porter LLP comes a timely column that provides views on current regulatory and legislative topics that weigh on the minds of today’s physicians and health care executives.
Medicare fraud takedown: A closer look

From international law firm Arnold & Porter LLP comes a timely column that provides views on current regulatory and legislative topics that weigh on the minds of today’s physicians and health care executives.
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