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INFOGRAPHIC: Surprising Facts About Medical Device Labels

Our friends at NTI Data Products Inc. have created an informative infographic detailing the evolution of how medical devices and packaging labels are made, stored, and printed at an operational level. Take a look at the graphic below, and visit NTI’s website...

Companion Diagnostics: How Pharma and Biotech Medical Device Companies are Responding

“Companion Diagnostics are medical tests that identify patients within a disease category who are most likely to positively respond to a particular drug, given that they have the exact molecular defect as other individuals with the disease and for whom the drug...

FDA guidance outlines principles for adaptive design in device clinical trials

In a new article via MassDevice.com, the Embargo Group said, “New draft guidance from the US Food and Drug Administration lays out appropriate uses of medical device clinical trial designs that allow for planned trial changes to be implemented based on accrued...

Patient Opinions on Devices Important to FDA

“New draft guidance from FDA gives industry more clarity on what patient perspective information can be considered for agency review, how best to collect this data, and how to incorporate the information into labeling” according to an article via...

FDA and NIH Release New Med Device Database

According to an article via FedScoop.com, “The Food and Drug Administration, along with the National Institutes of Health’s National Library of Medicine, has unveiled a new site that will allow the public to search for data on certain medical devices. ...

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