From fitness trackers to medical devices: Where India draws the regulatory line
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Biplab Lenin, Partner, and Priyam Rajkumar, Principal Associate Designate at Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, explain where India’s regulatory framework draws the line between consumer wellness products and medical devices, and what manufacturers need to consider as wearables become more diagnostic
Biplab Lenin, Partner, and Priyam Rajkumar, Principal Associate Designate at Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, explain where India’s regulatory framework draws the line between consumer wellness products and...(+4728 chars hidden)
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