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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today announced it is seeking input on its proposed oversight approach for certain mobile applications specific to medicine or health care called mobile medical applications (“apps”) that are designed for use on smartphones and other mobile computing devices. READ: The Healthy Things You Need To Do Every Day[1] LIKE BlackDoctor.org on Facebook! Get Your Daily Medicine…For LIFE! [ione_facebook_likeUsers[2]_box url_segment=blackdoctor.org height="260"] This approach encourages the development of new apps, but focuses only on a select group of applications, and will not regulate the sale or general consumer use of smartphones or tablets. READ: Little Richard Recovers From Heart Attack[3] The FDA drew a line between which smartphone medical apps it will regulate and which ones it will not, saying it will focus only on those that turn the phone into an actual diagnostic tool. “Today, mobile apps are fast becoming a staple of everyday life,” Dr. Jeffrey Shu ...
