The question that we must grapple with today is how to create public policy that puts patients' health first by protecting them from unnecessary harm.
Patrick Leahy: “The question that we must grapple with today is how to create public policy that puts patients' health first by…”
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Leahy emphasizes the need for patient-centered public policy in medical device regulation.
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