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Vol. 1, 2026April 21, 2026 CDT

THE BOULEVARD OF BROKEN DEVICES: HOW THE MEDICAL DEVICE AMENDMENT TO THE 1976 FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETICS ACT LEAVES FEW AVENUES FOR RECOURSE FOR INJURED PATIENTS, AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Sean Kent,
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Sean Kent, THE BOULEVARD OF BROKEN DEVICES: HOW THE MEDICAL DEVICE AMENDMENT TO THE 1976 FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETICS ACT LEAVES FEW AVENUES FOR RECOURSE FOR INJURED PATIENTS, AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS, 1 Technology, Law & Society (2026).
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