SUBSCRIBE
SUBSCRIBE
News   FDA

Roche’s Tamiflu Gets EU Approval For Use On Children

January 31, 2006 | 
1 min read
Tamiflu, the anti-influenza drug being stockpiled around the world as a potential defence against bird flu, has received approval to be used for children aged one to twelve in the European Union.
FDA Approvals Europe
Roche
MORE ON THIS TOPIC
Human liver organ, stethoscope, yellow and red ribbon, pills. World hepatitis day. National liver health awareness month. Liver transplantation, donation background
Approvals
GSK, Ionis win FDA nod for hepatitis B functional cure that controls virus after treatment
October 21, 2026
 · 
3 min read
 · 
Tristan Manalac
Frankfurt Cathedral in Frankfurt am Main at sunset
Manufacturing
Sanofi breaks ground on insulin plant after securing German government support
October 19, 2026
 · 
2 min read
 · 
Nick Paul Taylor
Illustration of a yellow envelope on a blue background with a read warning symbol
Manufacturing
FDA issues warning over Eurofins’ selective recording that ‘compromises’ data
October 16, 2026
 · 
2 min read
 · 
Nick Paul Taylor
Chain of arrows blocks. Consistency and focus. Concept of conformism, vertical of power. Unchanging course of development. Moving forward. Education and skill growth. Building a solid strategy.
FDA
FDA’s latest rare disease framework seeks to prioritize consistency in flexibility
October 15, 2026
 · 
4 min read
 · 
Michael Gibney