China tightens clinical trial application rule for high-risk devices
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
The China Food and Drug Administration wants to step up its oversight of trials of certain high-risk medical devices by requiring that manufacturers seeking to conduct studies of such products apply to the agency for a clinical trial authorization (CTA).
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