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What Is The Role Of The FDA In Drug Shortages? In this informative video, we’ll discuss the important role the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) plays in managing drug shortages. The FDA is responsible for monitoring the drug supply and ensuring that patients have access to essential medications. We will outline how the FDA collaborates with drug manufacturers to address shortages and the measures they take when a disruption occurs.

You’ll learn about the early warning system that alerts the FDA to potential problems in drug production and the steps they take to investigate and resolve these issues. Additionally, we’ll explain how the FDA evaluates the quality of imported drugs when domestic manufacturers are unable to meet demand.

Communication is key, and we’ll highlight how the FDA keeps healthcare professionals and patients informed about current shortages and alternative options. By promoting quality manufacturing and encouraging timely reporting of production issues, the FDA works to prevent future shortages and protect public health.

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