FDA 510(k) Changes Impact Investments in Medical Device Companies

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced 25 changes to the 510(k) process to be implemented beginning in March of this year.  These changes will directly impact any investor in a medical device company.  Certain of the changes should help to clarify and "unstick" the FDA 510(k) clearance process that has been detering some investors from investing in medical device companies.  However, these changes may lengthen and complicate the device clearance process so investors should be aware of potential changes and future issues. 

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  • Insight into each proposed FDA action.
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