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Rare Diseases, Urpis: "Risk Orphan Medical Devices Not Available on the Territory, EU Simplifies Rules"

The Newspaper of the South Rare Diseases, Urpis: "Risk of orphan medical devices not available on the territory, EU simplifies rules" (Adnkronos) "The greatest risk is the non availability on the European territory of medical devices for rare diseases, "often intended also for pediatric populations" . To launch the alarm is Marina Urpis, medical and health manager at Office VI of the Directorate-General for Medical Devices and Pharmaceutical Ser…
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The Newspaper of the South Rare Diseases, Urpis: "Risk of orphan medical devices not available on the territory, EU simplifies rules" (Adnkronos) "The greatest risk is the non availability on the European territory of medical devices for rare diseases, "often intended also for pediatric populations" . To launch the alarm is Marina Urpis, medical and health manager at Office VI of the Directorate-General for Medical Devices and Pharmaceutical Ser…

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To date there are many difficulties in achieving the marking and therefore being able to put on the market medical devices intended for indications or rare diseases, Urpis explains, because the regulation EU 2017/735 that regulates the sector has brought much more rigour and stringent rules. Marina Urpis, medical and health manager at the Office VI of the [...] L'articolo Rare Diseases, Urpis: "Make much more flexible and faster path towards mar…

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(Adnkronos) - "To date there are many difficulties in achieving marking and therefore being able to put on the market medical devices intended for indications or rare diseases," explains Urpis, because the EU regulation 2017/735 that...

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