No Brexit Fall Out For UK FIH Trials With Over 40% Jump In Applications
Executive Summary
Despite Brexit, the UK is still seen as an attractive place to do clinical research, according to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency. However, the agency's involvement in the EU Voluntary Harmonization Procedure has taken a hit.
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