Device Regulation and Policy

Groups say that tariffs could unfairly jeopardize patient care

Between President Trump's tariff plan and sweeping layoffs at the FDA and HSS, the medical device industry is facing an uncertain future.

‘The revolution begins today,’ new HHS Secretary RFK Jr. says.

Merged organizations pledge to advance innovative technologies to improve patient care.

Imported components account for almost half of US companies’ FDA-approved products

Media report highlights how FDA workloads have increased, and delays for new technology approvals will likely suffer

AdvaMed, the Advanced Medical Technology Association, the trade group for medical device manufacturers, released a list of priorities for Congress. Here are some of the key objectives.

President Trump says it’s necessary to impose extra costs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China. What does that mean for the health care sector? Potentially, a lot.

AdvaMed, Senate Democrats warn of regulatory slowdowns and public health threats following mass layoffs at the FDA.

AdvaMed points to supply chain risks if tariffs are applied to medical devices