Use of the European medical device database, Eudamed, is to become mandatory in a year’s time, the European Commission has officially announced1. All European Union countries will be obliged to use the secure web-based portal, which was designed to enable national authorities to rapidly exchange and share regulatory information, from 1 May 2011...
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European regulatory database to become mandatory next year
20 April 2010
Amanda Maxwell, Vibha Sharma
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