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LAW EXAM 1

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pure food and drug act (1906) required drugs to meet purity and strength standards
federal food, drug and cosmetic act (1938) adds safety to purity and strength requirements, created the FDA - (new drug applications - NDA) efficacy still not required
Durham Humphrey (1951) + labeling requirements Created 2 drug classes, prescription and over the counter efficacy still not required name and address of pharmacy, Rx #, date of prescription, name of prescriber, name of patients, directions to use
Kefauver harris amendments (1962) finally requires drugs to prove efficacy as well as safety through more clinical trials
Drug abuse control amendments (1965) Controlled use of depressants, stimulants and hallucinogens led to controlled substance act of 1970
Medical device amendment (1976) Safety and efficacy of medical devices
Orphan drug act (1983) Offer incentives for manufacturers to research and produce drugs for forgotten or very rare disease states
Hatch-Waxman - drug price competition and patent restoration act (1983) Created ANDA (abbreviated new drug application) for generics - must be bioequivalent, cuts price through competition but brand names are giving a 5 year patent
Orange books primary source for identifying bioequivalents A = eq AB =. eq with resolved problems B = not eq need A or AAB for equivalent status
Prescriptions drug marketing act (PDMA) (1987) no reimporting Rx, no samples, no reselling
FDA modernization act (FDAMA) (1997) classifies new prescription drugs through FDA as "Rx ONLY"
Food and drug administration amendments act (2007)
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