FDA plans real-time release of CRLs

5 September 2025

Marking another move to streamline regulation of medicines under the Trump administration, the US Food and Drug Administration yesterday announced that it will release future complete response letters (CRLs) promptly after they are issued to sponsors.

At the same time, the agency also released 89 previously unpublished CRLs issued from 2024 to the present associated with pending or withdrawn applications. Each of these CRLs detail specific safety and effectiveness deficiencies identified by the FDA as preventing the application from receiving approval.

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