Pandemic Drives Rise In EMA Scientific Advice, But New EU Drug Filings Slow
Executive Summary
The European Medicines Agency is expecting a lively pipeline of advanced therapy medicines over the next few years. It is also making final preparations for the introduction of the new EU clinical trials system from the end of January next year.
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