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The FDA’s own enforcement reports show it to be an agency under increasing pressure to do more with less — the number of warning letters is dropping even as recalls skyrocket, sources say.
The FDA is failing in its mission of protecting human health by refusing to recall remaining supplies of drugs that have been withdrawn because of health risks, an activist group says.
Pharma companies are being urged by the FDA to use email and other forms of electronic communications, such as fax or text messaging, to announce voluntary recalls of FDA-regulated products or convey other important drug safety information to the public.