A federal appeals court on Tuesday (July 6) overturned FDA’s ban on the use of electric shock devices to treat patients with self-harming behaviors -- a ruling that regulatory lawyers say could further limit FDA’s ability to make decisions about marketed medical products without interfering with the practice of medicine. In its 2-1 decision, the court asserted FDA doesn’t have authority to ban an approved medical device for one specific purpose but not another. The court said it would need...