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New York Times calls for tightened medical device regulation from FDA

By Medisi America on 18 junio, 2019

The New York Times last Friday released an editorial calling for improved regulation on medical devices from the FDA, citing a number of recent controversial devices that have made headlines for injuries and deaths related to their use. 

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