Device, software, AI, health-data and reimbursement rules from 75 official
public sources across the EU, UK, Switzerland and the US — all of it stored and classified,
so you can filter to what binds you. Translated to English. Updated daily.
HighMandatory compliance, enforcement actions, new regulations entering force
INFARMED publishes guidance clarifying the regulatory framework for digital health solutions, including software, mobile applications and AI-based solutions, as medical devices.
FDA proposes reclassifying digital breast tomosynthesis systems from class III (premarket approval) to class II (special controls) with premarket notification.
EUDAMED database core modules (UDI/Device, economic actor registration, notified body certificates, market surveillance) become mandatory 6 months after Official Journal publication; national registrations replaced.
High-risk AI systems in medical devices must meet AI Act requirements: risk management, data governance, documentation, logging, transparency, oversight, cybersecurity; penalties up to €15M or 3% global turnover.