Industry Says No To Australian Approval Process For Personalized Devices
Executive Summary
Respondents to a consultation by the Therapeutic Goods Administration on how to adequately regulate personalized medical devices are against the proposed introduction of an application and approval process. But they do favor other proposals that would bolster the rules, particularly for 3D-printed products.
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