Regulatory Science, and How Device Regulation Will Shape Our Future.
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Pediatric medical device approvals lag behind adult approvals. Historically, medical devices have rarely been designed specifically for children, but use in children has most often borrowed from adult or general use applications. While a variety of social, economic, and clinical factors have contributed to this phenomenon, the regulatory process remains a fundamental aspect of pediatric device development and commercialization. FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) has establis
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