Brexit: MHRA Joins Second International Work-Sharing Scheme To Speed Up Drug Approvals
Executive Summary
Hot on the heels of announcing it was joining Project Orbis, the UK drug regulator, the MHRA, now says it will join another international collaboration that allows drug companies to submit medicines for review by several countries at the same time.
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