‘Standardized’ Comment From Brexit Minister Raises Hopes For Parallel EU/UK Drug Approval System
Executive Summary
The way in which pharmaceuticals might be regulated in the UK after the country leaves the EU is a big unknown. As MPs get to have their say on the matter, the Pink Sheet tries to gauge government thinking.
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