EMA Unveils Revamped Human Medicines Unit
Old Hands To Head Up New Task Forces
Executive Summary
Europe’s top drugs regulator has reorganized its operations to tackle what it calls “fundamental changes” brought by new legislative initiatives, digital technologies, global trends in science, and staff losses due to Brexit. More changes are to be implemented during the course of 2020 in a bid to optimize the agency’s regulatory and scientific output.
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