New Strategies Needed As China Shakes Up Drug Class Rules?
This article was originally published in SRA
Executive Summary
Like a stone being thrown into a pool of calm water, the China Food and Drug Administration released on March 9 "Document 51, Reform Plans for Chemical Drug Registration", stirring up immediate reactions from the pharma industry1.
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