MedTech Dive September 29, 2023
Elise Reuter

The tests have come under scrutiny by the agency and lawmakers, but the FDA is still likely to face pushback on the changes.

Dive Brief:

  • A proposed rule issued on Friday by the Food and Drug Administration would bring laboratory-developed tests under the agency’s purview, closing a regulatory loophole.
  • Laboratory-developed tests are designed, manufactured and used within a single clinical laboratory. The FDA has exempted these tests from some regulatory requirements, such as premarket review, but it now seeks to bring all tests under one regulatory framework.
  • The agency said the changes should better protect public health by ensuring the safety and effectiveness of tests. But it is “unclear if and when the FDA will finalize the rule as...

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