EU Politicians Want Stronger Role For European Medicines Agency In Health Risk Assessment
The EU ‘Must Learn From The Pandemic Crisis’
Executive Summary
Legislation that will help to build a future “European Health Union” is making its way through the EU legislative process. It includes a greater role for EU health agencies in making preparations for future health emergencies.
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