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    PrintAs part of FDA’s work to prevent and mitigate drug shortages, the Agency has created the FDA Drug Shortage Assistance Award to provide public recognition to drug companies and manufacturers who have demonstrated a commitment to preventing or alleviating drug shortages of medically necessary drugs. This award recognizes efforts of drug companies and manufacturers who have worked in cooperation with FDA and have implemented strategies to help provide a steady supply of medically necessary drugs for patients at a time when critical drug shortages pose a challenge for health care providers and patients nationwide, while maintaining a commitment to quality manufacturing.

Company
			FDA LetterSagent Pharmaceuticals
			Award Letter (PDF - 125 KB)Apotex
			Award Letter (PDF - 402 KB)Fresenius Kabi USA, LLC
			Award Letter (PDF - 352 KB)Teva
			Award Letter (PDF - 352 KB)ADIENNE Pharma & Biotech
			Award Letter (PDF - 76 KB)Eurohealth International Sàrl, a subsidiary of Hikma Pharmaceuticals
			Award Letter (PDF - 29 KB)Clinigen Group plc
			Award Letter (PDF - 32 KB)Guerbet Group
			Award Letter (PDF - 32 KB)

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