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By Andrew Walsh; Thomas Altmann; Joshua Anthes; Ralph Basile; Alfredo Canhoto, Ph.D., et. al | The ASTM E55 Cleaning Team, in collaboration with F04 Medical Device Committee members, felt that the commonly used three-level criticality system was inadequate for use in a science- and risk-based standard for cleaning process development, validation, and monitoring. This article will provide a detailed discussion of how science-based and data-driven criticality levels were derived, the meaning of each level, and how they can be used for guiding the selection of risk reduction and risk control measures. |
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By Annie Lamontagne and Wendy Liang, Dark Horse Consulting Group | The FDA issued the final guidance document, Considerations for the Development of Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) T Cell Products, on January 29. This article shares a useful and thorough summary of the guidance and where it differs (or not) from the earlier draft version of the guidance. |
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