EMA OKs Seven New Drugs But Delivers Another Blow To Emmaus
Executive Summary
Seven new drugs have this week moved closer to gaining EU approval following positive recommendations from the European Medicines Agency, but Emmaus’ glutamine product has fared less well and the company is considering another route for getting the drug to sickle cell disease patients in Europe
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