Clinical Research and the Food and Drug Administration: Journal of Investigative Surgery: Vol 2, No 1

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The ultimate goal of clinical research is to improve the quality and longevity of individuals. Prior to 1976, clinical research on medical devices was conceived and conducted with very little federal government intervention. Medical device amendments to the Federal Food & Drug Law were enacted in 1976 and resulted in new influences on the manner in which clinical research is conducted.

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