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China NMPA to Tighten Full-Chain Drug Safety Oversight in 15th Five-Year Plan

China’s National Medical Products Administration will issue an opinion on improving the drug safety responsibility system during the 15th Five-Year Plan period, deputy director Yang Sheng said at a State Council Information Office briefing on September 20. The plan includes revising the medical device management law and traditional Chinese medicine variety protection regulation, fully implementing the drug administration law’s implementing rules, compiling the 2030 edition of the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, and advancing standards for frontier fields including brain-computer interfaces.

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The signal here is regulatory breadth, not any single rule: pairing device law revision and TCM protection with a new pharmacopoeia and frontier standards like brain-computer interfaces suggests China is trying to build one compliance framework that covers legacy medicines and emerging tech alike. For device makers, TCM producers and developers of neurotech, the operative question is how much of this lands as binding rules versus standards that shape procurement and approvals. Whether the 2030 pharmacopoeia and the frontier-field standards move on the same timeline is the open question worth watching.

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