Pew Responds To Draft Legislation Creating Regulatory Oversight Of Lab Developed Diagnostics
Executive Summary
The time to create a flexible, risk-based regulatory system for all in vitro diagnostics is now, Pew tells US lawmakers, and offers suggestions to improve draft legislation that aims to do just that.
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