Why The New EU Medtech Regulations Have Caused Chaos And Concern For Combination Products
Executive Summary
The EU could be on the point of serious disruption to the regulation of products that combine devices and drugs. The extent of EMA involvement is creating nervousness in the devices industry. In what direction are EU rules headed?
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