‘Intended Use’ Rule: Industry Urges US FDA To Revoke ‘Totality Of Evidence’ Standard
Executive Summary
Trade groups say final rule would allow any activity to be considered evidence of a manufacturer’s intended use of a product and increase exposure to potential liability.
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