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FDA defines 'transparency' for AI medical devices

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“Transparency is the degree to which appropriate information about a device – including its intended use, development, performance, and, when available, logic – is clearly communicated to stakeholders,” the group wrote.

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FDA adds more than 120 new AI-enabled medical devices focused on radiology to list of approvals

Health Imaging

The FDA has cleared over 150 artificial intelligence- or machine learning-enabled medical devices since the beginning of August.

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Senators introduce medical AI reimbursement bill

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Congress aims to establish a steady reimbursement pathway for medical devices authorized by the U.S. A new bill introduced in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that use AI and machine learning, including those used in radiology. The Health Tech Investment Act (S. 1399) was introduced by Senator Mike Rounds (R-SD) on April 9.

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Nearly half of FDA cleared AI medical devices have not been validated on patient data

Health Imaging

The FDA’s current draft guidance on the approval process for AI devices does not specify the type of validation the agency recommends manufacturers use.

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Guarding Connected Care: Cyber Security for Medical Devices in 2025

Open Medscience

Cyber security for medical devices ensures safe, reliable treatment by defending against hacking, data theft, and malfunction. The post Guarding Connected Care: Cyber Security for Medical Devices in 2025 appeared first on Open MedScience.

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Right-to-repair battle heats up in North Carolina

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Staunchly against medical device right to repair, the Advanced Medical Technology Association (AdvaMed) has pointed out that "unauthorized third-party servicers are not required to follow U.S. Strengthen cybersecurity practices associated with servicing of medical devices. healthcare system."

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FDA issues guidance on scanning interference with implanted medical devices

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Despite reported issues with CT scanning interfering with certain medical devices, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has said CT is still the preferred imaging modality for patients with medical devices. CT is safer than magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for people with devices of unknown MRI safety status."