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Last Updated on December 19, 2023
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Leave a Comment on New premarket submission route: FDA’s eSTAR Program from pilot to production by Oct 1, 2023

By - SebastianFeye

New premarket submission route: FDA’s eSTAR Program from pilot to production by Oct 1, 2023

In September of 2018, the FDA took their first step to improve and modernize the process of a 510(k) electronic submission. This commitment was established as part of the Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act (FDASIA) that was enacted on July 9, 2012, amending the FD&C Act by adding section 745A. As part of this Act, a program

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Last Updated on August 31, 2020
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Leave a Comment on New Medical Device Pathway: Safety and Performance Based Pathway

By - SebastianFeye

New Medical Device Pathway: Safety and Performance Based Pathway

In late 2019, the FDA introduced a new Safety and Performance Based Pathway which can potentially speed up the preparation and review process for certain submitters of pre-market notification medical device submissions. This optional pathway was created by the FDA to assist with well understood device types, in which a submitter references device specific guidance’s detailing the appropriate testing standards,

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Last Updated on April 14, 2020
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Leave a Comment on FDA Issues Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for Face Masks/Respirators to Expedite Importation into U.S

By - SebastianFeye

FDA Issues Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for Face Masks/Respirators to Expedite Importation into U.S

Due to the novel coronavirus/SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 rapid infection rate, as well the viruses ability to create asymptomatic carriers, resulting in major societal disruptions and shutdowns have occurred throughout the world, but nowhere has this pandemic hit hardest than within the health care systems, hospitals and clinics. Due to the enormous surge of critical care, there is a massive demand and shortage

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New premarket submission route: FDA’s eSTAR Program from pilot to production by Oct 1, 2023

New Medical Device Pathway: Safety and Performance Based Pathway

FDA Issues Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for Face Masks/Respirators to Expedite Importation into U.S