EU Commision working on solution for IVDR bottlenecks

The new EU regulation (IVDR) strikes fear into the industry, as a lack of notified bodies could cause bottlenecks in the certification process of in vitro diagnostics tests (IVDs). The EU Commission is working on a solution, reports Danish Minister of Health Magnus Heunicke.
Photo: Katrine Hørup Noer
Photo: Katrine Hørup Noer
BY ANDREAS LØNSTRUP, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL PEDERSEN

In summer 2022, the new EU Regulation 2017/746 takes effect.

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