Device-related provisions in the FDA Safety and Innovation Act
Source: The FDA Safety and Innovation Act (S.3187)
Final FDA Bill: Device Provisions
Congress has settled on final language for the FDA Safety and Innovation Act. After Senate approval, the bill will go to the White House for President Obama’s signature.
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