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FDA Publishes Modifications To Consensus Standards For Medical Devices
27 October 2014
Jones Day
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In the October 17, 2014, Federal Register, FDA announced certain
additions, withdrawals, corrections, and revisions of consensus
standards the Agency will recognize for use in premarket
submissions and other requirements for devices. These modifications
will be incorporated in the list of FDA Recognized Consensus
Standards in the Agency's searchable database.
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