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
Official publication of the decree establishing the Ségur du numérique en santé programme for paramedical professionals and midwives, setting the regulatory framework for software interoperability and secure health data exchange.
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.
From 2 August 2026, the AI Act becomes enforceable; transparency rules require AI systems to disclose AI use and label AI-generated or altered content.
Version 2.1 of the health data hosting (HDS) certification framework, published October 2026, strengthens transparency requirements on third-country data transfers and foreign legislation submission; compliance required three months after publication.
The AI Act enforcement is shared between the EU AI Office, national competent authorities, and the EDPS, with each body responsible for different categories of AI systems.