Sunday, January 27, 2019

Biomedical #Research Open Access Journals

Abstract

India is a nation that constitutes approximately 17% of the World’s population. People from around the world flock to India for#surgeries and advanced #treatment as the facilities are top-notch yet affordable. Prior to 2005, India did not have a regulatory policy for #MedicalDevices, while Drugs and #Cosmetics were brought under the ambit of Regulation. In 2017, the Indian government issued a set of guidelines for the Regulation of Medical Devices. This guideline will be taking effect in 2018. This paper aims to explain the regulatory process in India and offer a perspective on the same.




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