Federal Pharmacy Law Flashcards
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What was the Food and Drugs Act? (1906)
It prohibited adulterated and misbranded foods and drinks. No longer active.
What is the Harrison Narcotic Act (1914)?
It required a license to import/export opium
Limited to medical use only
What is the Drug and Cosmetic Act (FDEA, 1938)
1937 sulfanilamide tragedy- drug ads, FTC-PDA
Required safety testing
Expanded definition of adulteration and misbranding
Required adequate directions for use
What is the Durham-Humphrey Amendment (1951)?
Exemptions for some, adequate directions for uses
Started legend drugs
Distinguish adequate directions/information for use
(To person)/(to prescriber)
What is the Kefaurer-Harris Amendments (1962)?
Required efficacy testing Good manufacturing practices NDA process DESI- drug efficacy study implementation Pre-FDCA were God-fathered
What is the Controlled Substances Act (1970)?
Created DEA
Drug schedules
What is the poison prevention packaging Act (1970)?
Child resistant containers
Medical Device Act (1976)
Established standards for medical devices
Orphan Drug Act (1983)
Incentives for manufactures to develop tx for rare diseases
Drug Price Competition Act (1984)
Accelerated drug approval process for generics
Created the “Abbreviated New Drug Application” (ANDA)
Prescription Drug Marketing Act (1987)
Establishes drug pedigrees
Prescription Drug User Fee Act (1992)
Fees on manufacturers and their products
Used by FDA for improving regulatory processes
Nutrition Labeling Education Act (1990)
Regulations on nutritional supplements so they couldn’t make disease prevention claims
Dietary Supplement and Health Education Act (1994)
Removed dietary supplements from food category
Can’t claim they diagnose, cure, treat, or prevent disease
Can make 4 claims:
1. benefit of nutritional deficiency disease
2. Describe structure or function in human body
3. Characterize the documented mechanism
4. Promote general well-being
Required labeling to state that it has not been evaluated by FDA