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UK confirms long-term recognition of CE-marked medical devices

The government says Great Britain will continue accepting devices approved for the EU market, alongside the UKCA route.

Original report: Oct 21, 2026

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  • The policy follows a consultation held from 16 February to 10 April 2026 that received more than 1,000 responses, the government said.
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The government says the decision avoids a separate approval route for these devices and supports continued patient access.

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