EU Health Ministers To Deliberate Over Commission’s Pharma Strategy
Plans Get Mixed Reception From Industry Bodies
Executive Summary
A package of health proposals intended to build up the EU’s resilience to health threats while strengthening the competitiveness of Europe’s pharmaceutical industry and ensuring access to affordable drugs takes a major step through the legislative process this week.
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