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FDA Daily

FDA daily for Saturday, September 26, 2026

2 FDA records across 1 section.

2FDA Records
1 of 7Sections With Data
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Sections in This Issue

Drug shortagesCovers FDA's Fri, Sep 25 (yesterday)
Nothing from FDA for this date
Drug approvalsCovers FDA's Sat, Sep 19 (a week ago)
Nothing from FDA for this date
Drug recallsCovers FDA's Sat, Sep 19 (a week ago)
Nothing from FDA for this date
Food and supplement recallsCovers FDA's Sat, Sep 19 (a week ago)
Nothing from FDA for this date
Device recallsCovers FDA's Sat, Sep 19 (a week ago)
Nothing from FDA for this date
Device clearancesCovers FDA's Sat, Sep 12 (two weeks ago)
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  • Digistat Care

    Ascom Ums Srl Unipersonale

    K261287 · Substantially Equivalent · Cardiovascular

  • CADDIE

    Odin Medical Limited

    K260133 · Substantially Equivalent · Gastroenterology, Urology

Label changesCovers FDA's Sat, Sep 12 (two weeks ago)
Nothing from FDA for this date
How the FDA Daily Is WrittenSources, dates and what gets flagged

Every issue is written from FDA's public data (openFDA) and nothing else: the counts, names, firms and reasons are FDA's own. openFDA posts each kind of record on its own delay, so each section covers one FDA date and says which. Shortages cover yesterday; approvals, drug recalls, device recalls and food and supplement recalls cover a week ago; device clearances and label changes cover two weeks ago. Every FDA date appears in exactly one issue. Items that touch the categories MedGrid works in, such as GLP-1s, hormones, injectables, peptides, compounded products and aesthetic devices, are marked and listed first.

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