Brexit: How The UK MHRA And Its EU Roles Could Be Affected
Executive Summary
The UK MHRA’s latest annual report reveals how much income the agency receives for activities it carries out on behalf of the European Medicines Agency, and looks among other things at how the MHRA should address the challenges raised by Brexit.
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