1984-2004: two decades of major regulatory change in the EU
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Twenty years ago this month, Clinica's longest-serving journalist, Amanda Maxwell, started work on her first story for what has become the world's leading medical devices and diagnostics industry news publication. Here, she reflects on the enormous regulatory changes in the EU over that time and how they have impacted every corner of the world, and looks forward to Clinica, now under new ownership, continuing to deliver news services that meet readers' demands in this new era of information
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