Judge overturns FDA’s lab developed test regulation, siding with industry
- On Monday, a Texas federal court struck down the FDA's new rule regulating laboratory developed tests as medical devices.
- The FDA's attempt to regulate lab-developed tests stemmed from the absence of amended legislation clarifying its authority.
- Judge Sean Jordan vacated the FDA's final rule in its entirety and remanded the matter to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
- ACLA President Susan Van Meter stated this victory protects patient access, while AMP President Jane Gibson noted billions in healthcare costs would be avoided.
- The court's decision means the FDA's rule and its compliance deadlines are no longer in effect, pending potential congressional action.
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