CDS Final Guidance Infringes On Free Speech, Professor Says

A citizen petition filed by a University of Florida Law Professor posits that the FDA’s CDS Guidance violates the first amendment.

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The US Food and Drug Administration’s Clinical Decision Support Software final guidance infringes on physician free speech, law professor Barbara Evans says in a citizen petition recently filed with the agency.

Evans is a professor of law at the University of Florida specializing in health law and the physician-patient relationship. She’d...

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