EU Medtech Heading For Turmoil? Navigating The Impact Of US President Trump’s Orders

In the wake of a series of unprecedented executive orders from US President Trump, the EU medtech industry faces significant political, regulatory and business challenges. Swift and strategic action is essential to ensure stability and safeguard patient safety.

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US President Trump’s rapid-fire executive orders, many of which impact the medtech sector, have sparked a range of reactions and concerns among European device and diagnostic stakeholders. This has highlighted the interconnectedness of global regulatory environments and the need for Europe to urgently rethink its position.

Key Takeaways
  • Trump's deregulation may outpace the EU, causing business apprehension and international friction.

Trump’s overriding goal is deregulation. He believes the EU has too many rules and the US government needs to rethink...

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