“Intended use” is perhaps one of the most important concepts in FDA law. It is significant in two ways. First, a product’s intended use can dictate whether it is even subject to regulation by FDA, and ...
Yesterday, FDA published a proposed rule amending its medical product “intended use” regulations in an effort to “provide direction and clarity to regulated industry and other stakeholders.”[i] If ...
After multiple delays, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has finalized a rule clarifying its position on the types of evidence it will consider when determining a medical product’s intended ...
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Regulatory Fate of a New IVD May Well Depend on a Few Dozen Words In vitro diagnostic (IVD) devices are comprehensively regulated by the FDA. The FDA, however, does not regulate just the physical ...
Confusion and concerns over portions of a tobacco-related final rule have pushed the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to delay indefinitely the implementation of the sections dealing with the ...
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The FDA has posted a final rule for its intended use policy for devices, drugs and biologics, which formalizes the elimination of the totality-of-the-evidence approach to determining the ...
Did you know that your claim preamble is more likely to be limiting when you’re dealing with a method claim versus an apparatus claim? In Cochlear Bone Anchored v. Oticon Medical AB, Cochlear’s claim ...
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