Regulating Compounding Pharmacies.
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(1) The Pew Charitable Trusts identified 27 compounding incidents that resulted in 89 deaths since 2001. (2) Unlike drug manufacturers, compounding pharmacies are generally not required to report adverse events associated with their products to the FDA. (3) Federal law on drug compounding was updated in 2013 to create a new group of compounders called "outsourcing facilities." Over 50 facilities in 23 states are now registered with the FDA.
Pharmacies, United States Food and Drug Administration, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Drug Compounding, Government Regulation, Humans, Outsourced Services, Federal Government, United States, State Government
Pharmacies, United States Food and Drug Administration, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Drug Compounding, Government Regulation, Humans, Outsourced Services, Federal Government, United States, State Government
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