EU Extends Provisions For Ensuring Post-Brexit Flow Of Medicines
‘Bridging Measures’ Needed After End Of Grace Period
Executive Summary
Proposals for averting medicines supply disruptions caused by Brexit in Northern Ireland and three EU markets are about to be discussed by EU legislators.
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