Brexit Bites EMA: Huge Staff Losses Freeze Many Projects
Executive Summary
The EMA is halting its cherished transparency initiative on study data as it reckons with the fact that many of its employees will not be relocating to its new headquarters in Amsterdam. International collaboration, guidelines development and revision, and the agency's involvement in stakeholder meetings will all be cut back.
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