American FDA's orange peel book, revised!

On August 16, 2016, the U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) launched an improved version of the web page "evaluation of the equivalence of approved drug products and therapeutics" commonly known as the "orange peel book" This is the first major revision of the web page In the function design and update, simple user search function can help users customize their search The redesigned webpage orange book can be easily collected, searched and browsed on the homepage, opened in the "overlay group" layout, so as to improve the access to these commonly used functions Enhance new contact information capabilities Orange peel book, which identifies drug products approved on the basis of safety and effectiveness by the U.S Food and drug administration, was first published in October 1980 Since 1984, orange peel book also includes patent and proprietary information of products on the market In 1997, the U.S Food and Drug Administration launched the orange book database on the web, which can be used to search on the Internet At present, orange book is also the most searched on In the U.S Food and drug administration a series of efforts to update Combined with the latest technology to increase the number of simultaneous online The new Orange Book Web page, which integrates last year's drug shortage data and orange book's web application, provides the public with very useful and important information Specific functions are as follows: Note: This article is original by the author of yaozhi.com, welcome to reprint, please indicate the source and author when reprint, thank you!