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FDA names 7 drug makers for PreCheck pilot

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The pilot cohort selected for the PreCheck will test early facility reviews aimed at boosting US pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity and strengthening the domestic drug supply chain.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has selected seven companies to participate in its new PreCheck Pilot Program, an initiative intended to expand domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity and reinforce the resilience of the nation’s drug supply chain.

The program is designed to give manufacturers earlier and more predictable

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