Medcon 2023: Shuren Mulls New Pathway For Digital Devices
Executive Summary
The head of the US FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health said that an optional new pathway could help the agency regulate the flood of novel devices intended for at-home use. His presentation also touched on MDUFA V implementation, post-pandemic strategy, and CDRH staffing needs.
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