L’arrêt rendu le 29 avril 2026 par le Tribunal administratif fédéral suisse (TAF) dans l'affaire B-6574/2025 (CF & C Finance Suisse SA et Swiss DermaCosmetics SA contre Mossad Abounahi...

Swiss healthcare regulation is spread over various statutes, ordinances and guidelines, including self-regulatory instruments such as best practice codes and references to international provisions.

According to Swiss nomenclature, the term therapeutic products covers medicinal products as well as medical devices.

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) introduces a risk-based regulatory framework that will significantly impact medical technology (MedTech) organizations operating in Europe and beyond...

AI-enabled wearable medical devices are reshaping healthcare by enabling continuous physiological monitoring, real-time clinical insights and increasingly personalized interventions.

KI-gestützte medizinische Wearables revolutionieren das Gesundheitswesen, indem sie eine kon-tinuierliche physiologische Überwachung, klinische Erkenntnisse in Echtzeit und zunehmend per-sonalisierte Interventionen ermöglichen.

Medicinal products are products of chemical or biological origin which are intended or claimed to have a medicinal effect on the human organism, in particular in the diagnosis, prevention or treatment of diseases...

Swiss healthcare regulation is spread over various statutes, ordinances and guidelines, including self-regulatory instruments such as best practice codes and references to international provisions.

In Switzerland, the regulation pertaining to the advertisement and promotion of medicines is spread over various statutes, ordinances and guidelines, and also includes self-regulatory codes.

Au cours des deux dernières décennies, le secteur de la santé a connu des évolutions technologiques significatives.

In Switzerland, the regulation pertaining to the advertisement and promotion of medicines is spread over various statutes, ordinances and guidelines, and also includes self-regulatory codes.