EMA Looks For Efficiencies For Companies Ahead Of Relaunching Clinical Data Transparency Policy
Executive Summary
Based on its learnings from proactively publishing clinical trial data on COVID-19 products, the European Medicines Agency is making procedural changes to its clinical data publication policy that is set to resume after being temporarily suspended in 2018.
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