EU publishes new drafts of patient information and pharmacovigilance proposals
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Executive Summary
The European Commission has published the revised proposals on pharmacovigilance and information to patients, following its decision on 2 December last year to separate the two1. The two proposals, which each take the form of a draft directive and draft regulation, have now been sent to the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers for discussion.
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