FDA Invites Stakeholders to Shape Next Five Years of Device User Fees
Published Date: 6/27/2025
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The FDA is gearing up to renew the Medical Device User Fee program, which helps fund faster reviews of medical devices. They’re asking patients, doctors, scientists, and other groups to let them know if they want to join regular meetings starting now through 2027. This teamwork will shape the rules and fees for the next five years, keeping medical device progress on track and timely.
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