Gloom Over Prospects For Brexit Trade Deal
Trade, IP And Northern Ireland Protocol High On BIA Agenda
Executive Summary
With time running out on the UK-EU trade deal negotiations, the UK life sciences industry looks at the fine print of the new guidance on medicines regulation and explains why a mutual recognition agreement is urgently needed.
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