Clinical Trials Arena December 19, 2023
Joshua Silverwood

The life sciences sector is set to see a significant amount of change in 2024.

Significant regulatory changes across numerous medical fields are coming in 2024 with pharmaceutical and medical device companies urged to be ready for a year of legal alterations.

From the UK’s reworking of the Voluntary Scheme for Branded Medicines (VPAS) and delayed plans to introduce a new medical device validation scheme, to the United States’ attempt to regulate products that utilise artificial intelligence (AI), 2024 is set to be a busy year for healthcare regulators.

US – Regulating LDTs

Chief among US legal changes set to come into effect in 2024 that has raised concern is the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) plan to regulate laboratory-developed...

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