贵州推进医疗机构制剂不良反应监测;碧迪医疗港澳药械通器械获批
2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao·2025-10-15 00:04

Policy Developments - Guizhou Province is advancing the monitoring of adverse reactions to medical institution formulations, highlighting issues such as insufficient awareness and inadequate responsibility among institutions [1] - Liaoning Province is implementing a tiered management system for outpatient medical insurance settlements at designated medical institutions starting next year, aiming to improve the efficiency of medical insurance fund usage [2] Drug and Device Approvals - GlaxoSmithKline announced that the NMPA has approved the use of its Shingrix vaccine for adults aged 18 and older with known diseases or treatments that increase the risk of shingles, addressing a significant health concern in China with approximately 6 million cases annually [2] - Shanghai Pharmaceuticals received FDA approval for its doxycycline capsules, primarily used for treating inflammatory lesions of rosacea, with projected sales of approximately $130 million in the U.S. for 2024 [3] - Gilead Sciences has completed pre-NDA communication with the NMPA regarding its new drug denifanstat for treating moderate to severe acne, planning to submit the application soon [4] - BD Medical's PleurX IPC system has been approved for clinical use in mainland China under the "Hong Kong and Macau Drug and Device Pass" policy [5] Capital Market Activities - Shanghai Guotou signed agreements with 10 general partners during the 2025 Shanghai International Biopharmaceutical Week, marking a significant step in building a comprehensive fund matrix for the biopharmaceutical industry [6][7] - Jinhai Biological announced plans to issue shares through a simplified procedure, which was approved by its board and supervisory board [8] Industry Events - Guangdong Province's Drug Inspection Institute has launched a new experimental zone for batch release, enhancing the province's capacity for vaccine quality assurance [9] Public Sentiment Alerts - Fosun Pharma announced the withdrawal of its registration application for dimethyl succinate for the treatment of non-small cell lung cancer, stating that this will not significantly impact current performance as they plan to improve the registration materials and resubmit [10]