What Next For Medtech And Investors Post-Coronavirus?
Executive Summary
If a post-COVID-19 economic recovery starts properly in September, as some have suggested, how swift would a return to normal be for medtech and life sciences businesses? It depends what the new normal looks like, suggests life sciences legal firm Goodwin. But in the regulatory arena, agencies are working hard to keep market access a priority during the ongoing public health emergency.
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