New EMA System By Year End To Monitor COVID-19 Vaccine Safety
Executive Summary
During a virtual workshop with global drug regulators, the European Medicines Agency discussed its plans to build a new EU system to track the safety of COVID-19 vaccines. Also, regulators agreed on exchanging information on observational studies and real-world data relating to the coronavirus pandemic.
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