Congress Passes New FDA Medical Devices User Fee Amendments (MDUFA V) Deal
The new deal provides the FDA a minimum of $1.78 billion in user fees from 2023 to 2027.
The new deal provides the FDA a minimum of $1.78 billion in user fees from 2023 to 2027.
Inhalers and sensors that offer digital monitoring are beginning to gain FDA approval, and could solve usage issues of traditional products.
Though it took longer than expected, the medtech industry and FDA have finally agreed on medical device user fees for the next five years.
According to a recent survey of product security experts, despite many saying their companies are ready for hacks, data show otherwise.
With cyberattacks becoming increasingly common, the FDA has issued long-awaited draft guidance to help device makers deal with the threat.