EU Ministers Want More Targeted Approach To New EMA Fees
Executive Summary
Proposals for a new cost-based fee structure at the European Medicines Agency are to be discussed by EU member state health ministers next week, with calls for more targeted fee rises for specific services on the agenda.
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