Medical devices

April 27, 2012 at 1:04AM

The problem: Critics say government review of life-saving devices is too slow, hampering U.S. companies and sending business abroad.

Possible solutions in Congress: Reduce regulatory burdens, streamline decisionmaking, pare down some conflict-of-interest restrictions.

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