TransCelerate BioPharma Inc.: TransCelerate BioPharma to Highlight Collaboration, Innovation, and Patient-Centric Research at DIA 2025

TransCelerate BioPharma (TransCelerate), a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the health of people around the world by accelerating and simplifying the clinical research process, today announced its participation in numerous sessions at the DIA 2025 Global Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. from June 15–19.

King & Spalding: Administrative, Congressional, and State Interest Signal a Potential Breakthrough Moment for Psychedelics

In 2024, a workshop cohosted by FDA and the Reagan-Udall Foundation for the FDA (Reagan-Udall) focusing on advancing psychedelic clinical study design. Also in 2024, a second workshop by Reagan-Udall focusing specifically on understanding potential therapeutic uses of ketamine.

Supermarket News: ReposiTrak adds some 200 grocery suppliers to food traceability network

A report in late 2024 indicated that retailers, suppliers, and distributors were not even aware of the sweeping traceability standard. The report, written by the nonprofit Reagan-Udall Foundation for the FDA, also expressed concerns about how data would be used and shared, technology, and the complexity of the process.

Food Safety Magazine: 2025 Food Safety Summit Town Hall Offers Candid Dialogue with Federal Regulators, Advisors

Mr. Diamantas first shared some background with attendees on where FDA is headed and the agency's vision for modernization. He spoke about the Reagan-Udall Foundation's December 2022 report of its independent review of FDA's Human Foods Program (HFP), which uncovered logistical and functional challenges. As a result of this review, the reorganization of the HFP was implemented in October 2024.

Quality Assurance Magazine: Researchers Suggest User Fees Could Help FDA Ensure Food Safety

The agency’s lack of resources was documented in the Reagan Udall Foundation’s 2022 operational evaluation of the FDA’s Human Foods Program, an assessment former FDA Commissioner Robert Califf requested to help the agency make changes to better carry out its regulatory responsibilities.