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IVD "Symbols" Labeling, IFU Proposals Are Signs Of The Times, EDMA Says

This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet

Executive Summary

AdvaMed and the European Diagnostic Manufacturers Association will meet with FDA this summer to discuss the possibility of using a graphical symbols approach to in vitro diagnostics labeling in the U.S.

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