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Phil Gingrey: So it appears that the failure of this product is not due to 510(k) process but to regulatory inaction by our own FDA.

On the recordJuly 19, 2011
So it appears that the failure of this product is not due to 510(k) process but to regulatory inaction by our own FDA.
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Phil Gingrey
Georgia

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Gingrey argues that regulatory inaction, not the 510(k) process, caused issues with medical devices.

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