regulatory-radar

Monitors FDA, EMA, and MFDS regulatory intelligence for approvals and policy changes.

Updated May 18, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/DrMoony/PharmaNova --skill regulatory-radar
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Skill: regulatory-radar
Source: https://github.com/DrMoony/PharmaNova/tree/main/.claude/skills/regulatory-radar
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/DrMoony/PharmaNova --skill regulatory-radar

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill tracks FDA/EMA/MFDS regulatory intelligence, monitoring approval trends, PDUFA, pricing, and policy changes, providing in-depth information and insights for users involved in drug regulation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Regulatory Tracking: Monitor approval trends, PDUFA dates, and policy changes for FDA, EMA, and MFDS.
  • Policy Analysis: Analyze the impact of regulatory changes on clinical trials and market access.
  • Use Case: A pharmaceutical company uses this Skill to stay updated on FDA's surrogate endpoint policies, ensuring their trial designs are compliant and competitive.

Quick Start

Use the regulatory-radar skill to track the latest FDA approval updates for a specific drug.

Frequently Asked Questions about regulatory-radar

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I track FDA drug approval trends and PDUFA dates for regulatory intelligence?

To track FDA drug approval trends and PDUFA dates for regulatory intelligence, you can monitor openFDA data sources to analyze approval updates and ensure clinical trial compliance. This provides in-depth insights for pharmaceutical regulatory affairs professionals.

What is the best way to monitor EMA policy changes affecting market access?

Monitoring EMA policy changes for market access involves analyzing EMA.europa.eu data sources to evaluate the impact of regulatory updates on clinical trials and drug pricing. This ensures strategic planning and compliance for pharmaceutical companies.

Can I use regulatory intelligence to analyze MFDS approval updates for a specific drug?

Yes, you can use regulatory intelligence to analyze MFDS approval updates for a specific drug by monitoring MFDS data sources. This tracks approval trends and policy changes to support regulatory affairs professionals in maintaining compliance.

Do I need access to openFDA and EMA.europa.eu data sources to monitor regulatory intelligence?

Yes, you need access to openFDA, EMA.europa.eu, and MFDS data sources to monitor regulatory intelligence. Accessing these data sources is required to track approval trends, PDUFA dates, and policy changes effectively.

How does regulatory tracking help with clinical trial design and compliance?

Regulatory tracking helps with clinical trial design and compliance by analyzing the impact of regulatory changes, such as FDA surrogate endpoint policies, on market access. This ensures trial designs remain competitive and compliant with current standards.

What are the limitations of using regulatory intelligence for pharmaceutical policy analysis?

Limitations of regulatory intelligence for pharmaceutical policy analysis include the dependency on accessing openFDA, EMA, and MFDS data sources continuously. Without consistent data source access, tracking approval trends and policy changes may be incomplete or delayed.