Further Transition Period Mooted As Eurasian Device System Comes Into Force To Little Fanfare
Executive Summary
After a five-year regulatory transition, access to the Eurasian Economic Union market for new medtech products must now take place via the EAEU system only. But having got off to a slow start, further system transitional measures are now under discussion.
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