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Trump’s early actions imperil efforts to improve AI’s performance in medicine (STAT)
Trump administration policies could create headwinds across healthcare: Fitch (MedTech Dive)
Philips pulls endovascular implant from market after 20 injuries (MedTech Dive)
Trump’s trade war heats up as countries retaliate against tariffs (MedTech Dive)
Staar Surgical names Stephen Farrell as CEO (MedTech Dive)
Medical device firms brace for effect of White House tariffs (MedTech Dive)
Government, Regulatory & Legal
Novo Nordisk will join legal row over FDA's removal of semaglutide from shortage list (Endpoints)
Some malaria, TB programme cuts reversed by US, sources say (Reuters)
Hospitals line up to sue Blue Cross, opting out of $2.8 bln settlement (Reuters)
DOJ Position on Administrative Law Judges (FDA Law Blog)
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Three major pharmaceutical industry groups—two in the US and one in India—have called for changes to the US Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Scale-Up and Post-Approval Changes (SUPAC) guidelines. They believe these guidelines should be updated to reflect more modern manufacturing methods and better align with International Council for Harmonisation (ICH) standards.
Patients with breast cancer said faster approval times for oncology products, as a trade-off for evidentiary certainty, is most permissible in situations where there are no treatment alternatives, the results from a recent qualitative study suggest.