Study: Nearly 30% Of Device Adverse Event Reports Don’t Meet Deadline

Data recently published in The BMJ found that almost 30% of device adverse event reports filed with the US FDA are late or missing accurate date information. A relatively small number of companies account for more than half of the late reports.

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The US Food and Drug Administration’s ability to monitor early device safety signals may be hampered by late reporting of device adverse events, research published this week in The BMJ argues.

The study, performed by a team of researchers led by Washington University of St. Louis medical school professor Alexander Everhart,...

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