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The Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS) is an international membership organization of regulatory professionals in the healthcare products sector.

Rockville, MD, USA
Joined February 2010
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The Department of Health and Human Services has announced that it will not take enforcement action against state-licensed pharmacies, federal facilities, or licensed physicians that compound six unapproved peptide bulk drug substances. hubs.la/Q04CSkrv0
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An expert and officials from FDA offered tips for de novo classification requests and reviewed some of the changes related to de novos being proposed under the Medical Device User Fee Amendments (MDUFA VI) program at The MedTech Conference last week. hubs.la/Q04CzrDS0
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FDA on Tuesday issued draft guidance laying out its proposed regulatory approach to overseeing individualized gene editing products, including those that feature multiple product variants developed under a single investigational new drug application. hubs.la/Q04Czr130
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Acting US FDA Commissioner Kyle Diamantas touted the agency’s new rare disease framework as the best mechanism for modernizing rare disease development and incorporating the patient voice into scientific reviews for orphan therapies. hubs.la/Q04Cs3330
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There needs to be a cultural shift to foster trust between regulators and the medtech industry when developing real-world evidence to support the marketing of medical devices, according to experts who spoke at The MedTech Conference on Monday. hubs.la/Q04CgKvh0
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Major pharmaceutical companies are urging the FDA to adopt a more flexible, risk-based approach in its guidance on testing container-closure systems for drugs and biological products, especially when established materials and technologies are used. hubs.la/Q04C7mhF0
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Top FDA medical device officials said they are focused on restaffing after last year’s reduction-in-force and are optimistic about the Medical Device User Fee Amendments agreement during a town hall panel at The MedTech Conference. hubs.la/Q04C7g4r0
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Regulators from the US and UK discussed ongoing efforts to develop regulatory frameworks that are better suited to generative artificial intelligence products at The MedTech Conference on Tuesday. hubs.ly/Q04BWMn80
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More than a third of FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research drug advisory committee meetings held between 2013 and 2022 included a patient or consumer representative belonging to an advocacy organization that received industry funding. hubs.la/Q04BxBRG0
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A new initiative from FDA aims to develop “an optimized, fit-for-purpose” framework to facilitate the development and marketing of treatments for rare diseases, according to a 14 October announcement from the agency. hubs.la/Q04BnC390
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The UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has adopted a multi-year strategy aimed at ensuring continued patient-centered regulation in the era of emerging artificial intelligence and personalized medicine. hubs.la/Q04BgjRK0
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Stakeholders are urging FDA to be flexible in how it regulates psychedelic drugs that may help treat conditions such as major depressive disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder. hubs.la/Q04BgczL0
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Broader adoption of cloud-based platforms by regulatory bodies could lead to significantly faster approval times, according to a study authored by Nina Cauchon of Amgen and colleagues published in the Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences. hubs.la/Q04B68bk0
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