FDA, DHS partner on medical device cyber-security
The Food and Drug Administration and Department of Homeland Security have announced a new framework for greater coordination and cooperation when addressing cyber-security in medical devices.
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News BriefSenate votes along party lines to confirm RFK Jr. as secretary of HHS
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News BriefFDA bans Red No. 3 dye after decades of concerns over possible health risks
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