FDA’s FY 2023 Proposed Budget Asks For Millions To Curb Device Shortages, Bolster Cybersecurity, And More
Executive Summary
The US FDA’s medical devices program would get a funding boost of more than 9% over the current fiscal year if the agency’s latest budget request is granted as-is by Congress.
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