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The FDA is fast-tracking nine drugs for approval in 30–60 days under a new Trump-era program tied to national interests.
The FDA announced it will fast-track reviews of nine experimental drugs under a new Trump administration program prioritizing medicines tied to national interests, aiming for approvals in 30 to 60 days—far quicker than the typical six to ten months.
The drugs include treatments for vaping addiction, deafness, pancreatic cancer, and an injectable fertility drug, Pergoveris, which the administration says could lower IVF costs.
The program also seeks to expand domestic ketamine production for psychiatric use.
Led by FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary, the initiative uses lessons from Operation Warp Speed and grants broad discretion in selecting candidates.
While safety and effectiveness remain required, experts have raised concerns about transparency and potential influence.
Decisions on key drugs, including an Alzheimer’s antibody and a blood test, are expected in October 2025.
La FDA está haciendo un seguimiento rápido de nueve medicamentos para su aprobación en 30 a 60 días bajo un nuevo programa de la era Trump vinculado a los intereses nacionales.