Recruitment open: Canada’s first cannabis-specialized CRO launches in Quebec
Santé Cannabis has expanded its clinic and resource center to become Canada’s first cannabis-specialized CRO.
Archives for August 1, 2018
FDA guidance encourages EHR use but doesn’t solve interoperability challenges: Industry responds
The FDA guidance addresses EHR data use in clinical trials – and while “one of the most prescriptive in recent memory” – does not solve interoperability challenges or address other sources of data, such as wearables.
EMA pulls back on activity, with 30%+ staff losses expected
The EMA has revealed that it is having to cope with “significant staff losses” due to Brexit, which means that it will have to temporarily cut certain activities.
Sanofi builds 14-week stock of medicine in UK due to ‘uncertainty’ of Brexit negotiations
Sanofi has written to the UK’s health secretary and the chief executive of the NHS to inform them that the company is stockpiling drugs ahead of the deadline for Brexit.
China orders medical institutions to stop using contaminated heart drug
The Chinese government has released a notice telling medical institutes to comply with the recall of products containing contaminated valsartan and stop using the medicine.
Brexit deal ‘backstop’ for Ireland? Pharma pushes for undisrupted, cross-border supply
The Republic of Ireland’s pharmaceutical industry has responded to the Brexit Steering Group’s stance on a withdrawal agreement, which insists the deal include a ‘viable backstop’ for its border with Northern Ireland.