EU Regulators Lift Temporary COVID-19 Measures But Resources Remain An Issue
Executive Summary
The European Medicines Agency said that while the temporary measures that were introduced to cope with the peak impact of the COVID-19 pandemic were no longer required, “resourcing within the entire European medicines regulatory network remains a challenge.”
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