Supreme Court’s Decision in Kennedy v. Braidwood Management, Inc.
Explore the impact of the Supreme Court’s decision in Kennedy v. Braidwood on the ACA preventive services mandate and its implications for MedTech policy.
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July 2nd Update: What Kennedy v. Braidwood Means for Medtech
Learn how the Kennedy v. Braidwood ruling impacts ACA preventive care and medtech. Explore key takeaways and what to expect next.
Tariff-related Litigation Update – 6/27
Member-only overview of IEEPA reciprocal & “fentanyl” tariffs under EO 14257, summarizing key federal court challenges and rulings through June 17, 2025.
Tariff-related Litigation Update – 6/20
Member-only summary of IEEPA “fentanyl” and reciprocal tariffs under EO 14257, plus status of related legal challenges across federal courts through June 17, 2025.
Tariff-related Litigation Update
Explore the latest IEEPA tariff developments and legal challenges, including executive orders on fentanyl tariffs and reciprocal duties affecting global MedTech trade.
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Week 6: Regulatory Shifts, Tariff Action & Industry Feedback
USTR proposes new China tariffs; FDA, CMS, and White House actions could reshape MedTech—member input needed by June 10.
AdvaMed Response to House Privacy Working Group RFI
AdvaMed calls for federal privacy laws that reflect how medical devices use patient data differently from consumer health tools.
AdvaMed Comments to DOJ Anticompetitive Regulations RFC
AdvaMed urges DOJ to remove outdated rules that block medtech innovation and limit access to lifesaving technology.
Week 5: Trade Rules, Tariffs & Congressional Engagement
White House tariff actions, DOJ and CMS RFIs, and USTR investigations headline Week 5—member feedback needed this month.