Denmark raises fees for device manufacturers
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
The Danish Medicines Agency (DMA) has raised its medical device registration fees, three years after the last fee increase. The new fees, which have gone up by about 1.5%, came into effect on January 4.
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Denmark raises fees for device manufacturers
The Danish Medicines Agency has raised its medical device registration fees1. The new fees, which have increased by about 1.5%, came into effect on 4 January.