How To Read The UK’s New Medical Device Regulations: MHRA Explains The Main Points
Executive Summary
The UK’s 2019 medtech regulations laid in Parliament last week in preparation for a possible no-deal Brexit at the end of March are long and difficult to read. Medtech Insight spoke to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency to find out the essentials.
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