EU Committee Backs Collective Drug Price Talks, Early-Warning System For Shortages
Executive Summary
A report beefing up the proposals contained in the European Commission’s Pharmaceutical Strategy has been approved by an influential parliamentary committee that wants to see a “stable, updated and safety-centered regulatory system” and an "autonomous and resilient" pharmaceutical industry.
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