ARUP Applauds Federal Court Decision Vacating the FDA's Final Rule Regulating Lab-Developed Tests
- On March 31, 2025, ARUP Laboratories applauded a federal court ruling in favor of ACLA and AMP in Salt Lake City.
- ACLA and AMP filed lawsuits because the FDA rule regulated laboratory-developed tests as medical devices.
- The court vacated the FDA's final rule, which would have imposed compliance deadlines starting May 6, 2025, and caused sweeping changes.
- ARUP's chief medical officer, Jonathan Genzen, said the company is grateful for the court's careful consideration of the FDA rule.
- The court concluded the FDA lacks authority to regulate LDT services, ensuring continued innovation and access to vital diagnostic testing.
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