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A Permanent Path for Urgent-use Compounding? APC-supported Legislation Would Allow 503As to Fill Gaps in Coverage When 503Bs Cannot

Author(s):  Brunner Scott

Issue:  Jul/Aug 2021 - Volume 25, Number 4
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Page(s):  296-297

A Permanent Path for Urgent-use Compounding? APC-supported Legislation Would Allow 503As to Fill Gaps in Coverage When 503Bs Cannot Page 1
A Permanent Path for Urgent-use Compounding? APC-supported Legislation Would Allow 503As to Fill Gaps in Coverage When 503Bs Cannot Page 2

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Related Keywords: Scott Brunner, CAE, Alliance for Pharmacy Compounding, APC, US Food and Drug Administration, FDA, drug shortages, drug supply chains, 2020 temporary guidance, COVID-19 pandemic, urgent need, public health emergencies, urgent-use pharmacy compounding, HR 3662, 503A pharmacies, 503B pharmacies

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