PRIME Dry Spell Continues At EMA
Executive Summary
Developers of medicines that benefit from the European Medicines Agency’s priority medicines scheme can expect to be eligible for accelerated assessment when they eventually file for approval. But there have been no new entries to the scheme for two months now.
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