FDA, EMA and MHRA, read for your pipeline.

Regulatory intelligence for life sciences: RegWatch reads the FDA, the EMA, the MHRA and ICH and says which product, trial or device a change reaches, citing the source.

What a life sciences team sees

Linnavec, a fictional group headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, United States, runs RegWatch on its regulators. This is the alert it received for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s rule of 17 Aug 2026.

Linnavec is fictional. The regulators and publications are real. Not legal advice.

The RegWatch alert for FDA reclassifies ISH companion diagnostics for oncology therapeutics from class III to class II.
The RegWatch alert for FDA reclassifies ISH companion diagnostics for oncology therapeutics from class III to class II.

How life sciences teams run it

  • Device classification and submissions

    The FDA’s reclassification of ISH companion diagnostics for oncology from class III to class II, effective 16 September 2026, can turn a planned PMA into a 510(k). The alert names the diagnostic and the submission plan it changes.

  • Clinical trial transparency

    The amended UK Clinical Trials Regulations took full effect on 28 April 2026. The alert explains which trials run under the old and new rules, and the obligation for lay results summaries carries its approved template as evidence.

  • Set aside, with the reason

    An FDA draft guidance on potency for active immunotherapy products scored 22 out of 100 for a gene and cell therapy company with none in its pipeline, and was dismissed with the reason on record.

RegWatch Legal reviews clinical trial and co-development agreements for results-publication and transparency duties, one row per agreement, each cell cited. Outputs are drafts for professional review.

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A RegWatch Legal tabular review of affected contracts.
A RegWatch Legal tabular review of affected contracts.

Questions

Do you cover ICH guidelines and EU legislation as well as agencies?

Yes. Standard setters such as ICH, and the Official Journal of the EU for regulations such as the AI Act and the IVDR, are sources like any agency’s site. Your watchlists decide which are read.

Can RegWatch tell us when something does not apply?

Yes. Findings that do not apply are set aside with a reason, and a dismissed alert keeps the reason your team gave. A reviewer can see what was read and why it was left out.

How fast can we start?

After the demo, the onboarding agent drafts your company profile from your website and a short brief, then suggests jurisdictions, topics and sources. Your team confirms them, invites colleagues and sets each watchlist’s schedule. The first alerts arrive after the first run, which you can start on demand.

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