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Fee Schedule πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦ South Africa Published: 11 JUL 2026

SAHPRA Revises Medical Device Registration Fee Schedule β€” 18% Average Increase

The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority has gazetted a revised fee schedule for medical device registrations and licence applications, reflecting an average 18% increase across all device classes to fund SAHPRA's accelerated capacity building programme and reduce the existing application backlog.

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Programme Expansion 🌐 International Published: 08 JUL 2026

WHO Expands Medical Device Prequalification Programme to Include Surgical Instruments

The World Health Organization has announced the expansion of its Medical Device Prequalification Programme to cover reusable surgical instruments, prioritising forceps, retractors, and laparoscopic tools used in essential surgical procedures. Applications from manufacturers in low- and middle-income countries will receive expedited assessment.

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Class II Recall πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Canada Published: 04 JUL 2026

Health Canada Issues Class II Recall for CardioSync 7 Ambulatory Cardiac Monitor β€” Firmware Error

Health Canada has initiated a Class II recall of approximately 2,800 CardioSync 7 ambulatory cardiac monitors following reports of a firmware defect causing intermittent failure to store ECG data segments during high-movement activities, potentially resulting in missed arrhythmia events in up to 3% of recordings.

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Regulatory Update πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί European Union Published: 30 JUN 2026

European Commission Confirms EUDAMED UDI Database Mandatory Submission Deadline

The European Commission has confirmed that mandatory submission of Unique Device Identification data to EUDAMED's UDI database module will apply to all Class III and Class IIb implantable devices from 26 September 2026, following a final six-month extension granted in December 2025 due to notified body capacity constraints.

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