EMA’s Clinical Data Policy One Year On: 50 Products, 3,000 Documents And ‘Positive Feedback’
Executive Summary
The European Medicines Agency has published more than 3,000 clinical documents on 50 individual medicines since its policy on the proactive publication of clinical data came into effect in October 2016. It says it has had “positive feedback” from those who have accessed data under the policy.
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