
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will not be able to deal with new drug applications amid the federal government shutdown.
A statement from the agency explains that, while it will be continuing its vital activities during the lapse in funding, only some of its work is permitted to continue, and the processing of new drug applications is among the regulator’s duties that are severely impacted.
The statement, posted on the FDA website, reads: “The FDA will continue to support activities funded by carryover user fee balances, which allows us to continue to bring new therapeutic options to the patients that need them.
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