Top 15 In '15: The Most-Read "Gray Sheet" Stories Of The Year

The most popular "Gray Sheet" stories in 2015 dug deep into regulatory developments and concepts, and provided guidance on how to respond. Quality control topics and analysis of FDA's premarket review processes dominates the list.

One thing is clear when looking at the most popular stories reported in "The Gray Sheet" in 2015: Our readers look to us most for our in-depth coverage on what is happening below the surface at FDA and in the global device regulatory and quality environment.

Stories that attracted the most online readers are those that dug deep into regulatory developments and concepts and provided substantive guidance on how to respond. In April, the comprehensive coverage...

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