Cadila Healthcare arm gets USFDA nod for ulcer treatment injection

NEW DELHI: Drug firm Cadila Healthcare Tuesday said its subsidiary has received approval from the US health regulator to market Ranitidine injection, used to treat stomach and duodenal (intestinal) ulcers.

Liva Pharmaceuticals, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cadila Healthcare, has received approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) for its supplemental abbreviated new drug application, Ranitidine Injection USP, 25 mg/mL, 2 mL single dose vials and 6 mL multi-dose vials, Cadila Healthcare said in a BSE filing.

Cadila Healthcare said the product will be manufactured at Liva Pharma’s manufacturing facility at Vadodara, and is the first product to be approved from this site for marketing in the US.

The company has more than 237 approvals, and has so far filed over 340 abbreviated new drug applications (ANDAs) since it commenced filings in 2003-04.

  • Related Posts

    Baby dies in Haryana’s Hisar as family’s 15-hour search for ventilator fails

    HISAR: A newborn gasped to death as his family desperately went from hospital to hospital, looking for a ventilator, for 15 hours between Wednesday and Thursday. The tragedy raises questions…

    Doctor, nurse removed after 2 maternal deaths in Jodhpur

    Jodhpur: A new mother died Friday after being referred from the Govt Sub-District Hospital in Bhopalgarh to Ummed Hospital in Jodhpur district headquarters following complications during childbirth, prompting the medical…

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    You Missed

    Baby dies in Haryana’s Hisar as family’s 15-hour search for ventilator fails

    Baby dies in Haryana’s Hisar as family’s 15-hour search for ventilator fails

    Doctor, nurse removed after 2 maternal deaths in Jodhpur

    Doctor, nurse removed after 2 maternal deaths in Jodhpur

    Aster Quality Care all set to make Advanced Healthcare Ubiquitous in India

    Aster Quality Care all set to make Advanced Healthcare Ubiquitous in India

    Rajasthan Bans Common Anaesthesia Injection Batch Used In Caesarean Deliveries And Surgeries: What Patients Need To Know

    Rajasthan Bans Common Anaesthesia Injection Batch Used In Caesarean Deliveries And Surgeries: What Patients Need To Know

    Raj orders statewide inspection of blood centres for compliance with safety norms

    Raj orders statewide inspection of blood centres for compliance with safety norms

    mRNA Vaccines Proven Safe And Highly Effective Against Severe Infectious Diseases, Finds Lancet Review

    mRNA Vaccines Proven Safe And Highly Effective Against Severe Infectious Diseases, Finds Lancet Review