Advancing Healthcare with a Regulatory Affairs Career
Reporting from the Toronto campus
The hard work of regulatory affairs professionals is all around us. Medical devices, from adhesive bandages and contact lenses to more complex units such as cancer screening tests and pregnancy test kits, are all regulated. Biopharmaceuticals, such as vaccines and complex medicines made from living cells, must also meet regulations and compliance guidelines to ensure they are safe for human use. These are just two examples of areas in which regulations take place. Read the full article.
