It’s Started: EMA Proactively Publishes Clinical Data On New Drugs
Executive Summary
The European Medicines Agency has delivered on its promise to grant public access to clinical reports that form the basis of its recommendations to the European Commission on whether or not a medicine should be authorized for use in the EU.
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