The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently unveiled the Medical Device Safety Action Plan: Protecting Patients, Promoting Public Health, a comprehensive plan with the goal of assessing processes and procedures in order to enhance medical device security in an ever-evolving technological landscape.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently released a new medical device safety action plan that contains five focus areas that aim to improve the quality of real-world evidence, improve post-market surveillance, spur innovation around safer devices, advance cybersecurity initiatives and reorganize the Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH).

The problem consumers experience when buying local, she explains, is the lack of already cooked and prepared foods. In today’s fast-paced world, not everybody has time to cook a full meal every day.

Technology is always changing. From new cell phones that help you connect to rockets that go out in to the universe. Technology empowers people to be innovative and create the best results. Stability testing is no different

In the healthcare industry, everything revolves around the patient. Hospitals are designed with patient care in mind. Medical professionals are focused on giving their patients the best treatment. Medical communication shouldn’t be any different.

As medical devices become increasingly complex, the need for reliable, compliant, and cost-efficient supplier partners is of great importance to strategic sourcing and direct procurement executives.

The ultimate goal of those involved in sourcing and procurement is to procure components for the best value possible.

Many industries require discretion and integrity. Stability testing is no different. One of the hottest topics in the stability industry is data integrity. Although this is not a new concept, new guidances have been put in place from the FDA. Data integrity is the...

As information technology continues to develop and reinvent itself, old technology is declared irrelevant and replaced. The same can be argued for the Internet.