ML20198J224
ML20198J224 | |
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Issue date: | 03/12/1997 |
From: | Heavey T NRC |
To: | Steve Jones NRC |
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ML20013E023 | List:
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FRN-62FR32552, RULE-PR-30, RULE-PR-32 AF70-1-042, AF70-1-42, NUDOCS 9801140072 | |
Download: ML20198J224 (1) | |
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6F 70-/ t PDL i From: Thomas Heavey f' To TWP9.SEJ Dates 3/12/97 6:46pm Subject PROPOSED RULE: EXEMPT DISTRIBUTION... CARBON.14 UREA OCFO has reviewed the draft Commission Paper, subject: Procosed Rulei. Exemot ,
Qistribution and Use of a Radioactive Druo containino One Microcurie of_
Carbbon 1{ Urea (Partsl0 and 32), and concurs.-
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CHRISTOPHEN G. ATCHISON.OsmtCtom March 11,1997
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Dear Mr. Bolling:
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9 SP 97-015 RULEMA}UNO PLAN 10 CFR PARTS 30 AND 32 CARBg.14 UREA H. PYLORI DIAGNOSTIC TEST This letter is in response to your All Agreement States letter date:d March 7,1997. The following is the Iowa Department of Public Health's position on the two questions asked:
- 1. What is Iowa's position on the NRC's plan not to limit receipt of C 14 Urca H. Pylori to physicians, but to rely on FDA and State Boards of Pharmacy to decide who can administer the drug?
After examining the NRC technical evaluations, the State oflowa agrees with the NRC's position to grant the petition. We recommend permitting the distribution of C 14 Urea H. Pylori to phy sicians who are not authorized users provided that the distributor has a specific license to distribute the radiopharmaceutical, The radiopharmaceuticalin exempt quantities does not, in our opinion, pose a significant enough threat to public health and safety to require the recipient to be generally or specifically licensed. Funhermore, to generally license this radiopharmaceutical will cause unwarranted burden on the State Regulatory Agency and distributor due to reports required under existing regulations. The Iowa Department of Public Health will rely on FDA and State Board of Pharmacy to decide who can administer the drug.
- 2. Are Iowa's requirements, mandated by regulations other than the radiation control program regulations, of concern if the capsules are authorized under an exempt distribution license, with a Division I level of compatibility for the users?
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March 11,1997 Cwrently there are no regulations in the State oflows that would be of concern if capsules are authorized under a specific license to distribute exempt quantities, provided that the drug meets FDA appmval.-
If you have any questions conceming this matter do not hesitate to contact Mark L Flickinger at(515)242 6281 or me.
Sincerely,
[M Donald A. Flater, Chief i Bureau of Radiological Health
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