Congress has acted, and in fact, when we had the Medical Devices User Fee Act in the last Congress, we specifically rejected in that bill a moratorium on FDA's use of its authority over medical devices that happened to be implemented as mobile applications.
Joe Pitts: “Congress has acted, and in fact, when we had the Medical Devices User Fee Act in the last Congress, we specifically…”
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Pitts emphasizes Congress's proactive stance on regulating medical devices, including mobile applications.
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