Diagnostics Reform Out As Congress Reaches Year-End Omnibus Compromise

A measure that would have moved diagnostics regulation under the US Food and Drug Administration has been culled from the year-end omnibus spending package.

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The year-end omnibus spending bill, expected to pass through the US Congress this week, will not include proposed diagnostics reform, a review of the bill’s text shows.

This marks a second and quite possibly final death for the Verifying Accurate Leading-edge IVCT Development (VALID) Act, which would...

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