FDAMA

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FDAMA is a U.S. federal law enacted in 1997 that overhauled and streamlined Food and Drug Administration regulatory processes for drugs, biologics, and medical devices.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal law
health law
medical device law
pharmaceutical law
affects biologic product approval process
clinical trial requirements
drug approval process
medical device premarket review
postmarketing surveillance requirements
user fee programs
amends Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act NERFINISHED
containsProvision expanded access to investigational drugs
fast track designation for serious or life-threatening conditions
modernization of food safety and labeling provisions
recognition of national uniformity for nonprescription drugs
reforms to device premarket notification (510(k)) process
regulation of pharmacy compounding
renewal and expansion of prescription drug user fees
standards for dissemination of information on off-label uses
country United States of America
surface form: United States
enactedBy United States Congress
fullName Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act of 1997 NERFINISHED
hasAbbreviation FDAMA NERFINISHED
jurisdiction federal
legalStatus in force
purpose to accelerate approval of new drugs and biologics
to clarify FDA authority over advertising and promotion
to improve patient access to experimental therapies
to modernize and streamline FDA regulatory processes
to reform medical device regulation
regulates biologics
cosmetics
drugs
food
medical devices
regulatoryBody U.S. Food and Drug Administration NERFINISHED
relatedTo 21st Century Cures Act NERFINISHED
Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act NERFINISHED
Prescription Drug User Fee Act NERFINISHED
sector biotechnology industry
healthcare
medical device industry
pharmaceutical industry
shortName FDA Modernization Act NERFINISHED
signedBy Bill Clinton
topic FDA reform
biologics regulation
drug regulation
medical device regulation
yearEnacted 1997

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