Drugs and Daily Life
Overview
Progress is driven by innovation. The FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) assists the pharmaceutical sector throughout the process of innovation in the development of novel medications and therapeutic biological products. CDER offers the scientific and regulatory guidance required to bring innovative medicines to market by having a thorough understanding of the research used to develop new products, testing and manufacturing processes, and the illnesses and ailments that new products are intended to address.
New treatment choices for patients and improvements in healthcare for the American public are frequently brought about by the availability of new medications and biological products. For this reason, CDER encourages creativity and is essential in advancing the development of novel drugs. CDER approves a large number of novel pharmaceuticals and biological products every year, including:
- Some of these products are cutting-edge new inventions that have never been applied in clinical settings. The new molecular entities and new biological therapeutic products authorized by CDER in 2020 are listed below. The Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research's 2020 list of approved products does not include vaccinations, allergenic products, blood and blood derivatives, plasma derivatives, cellular and gene therapy products, or other items.
- Others compete with previously approved products on the market because they are similar to or connected to those products. For details on all the biological products and medications that the CDER has approved, visit Drugs@FDA.
For the purpose of FDA examination, some medications are categorized as "new molecular entities" (NMEs). These medicines usually offer a significant new therapy for patients since they frequently contain active molecules, either as a single ingredient drug or as a component of a combination product, that have not previously received FDA approval. For administrative reasons, some medications are classified as NMEs, yet they nonetheless include active ingredients that are quite similar to those found in previously FDA-approved goods. For instance, CDER designates biological products presented in section 351(a) of the Public Health Service Act application as NMEs for the purposes of FDA assessment, regardless of whether the Agency has already approved a comparable active component in a different product. FDA does not determine whether a drug product is a "new chemical entity" or "NCE" within the meaning of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. Instead, FDA classifies a drug as an "NME" for review purposes.
Some FDA-approved drugs and their uses:
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