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Europe launches initiative to transform clinical trials

By Rachel Arthur

Regulatory bodies in the European Union have launched an initiative to develop the region as a focal point for clinical research and to better integrate clinical research in the European health system.

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update - US FDA declines to comment on potential investigation

EMA says CRO monitoring activity not location based

By Gareth Macdonald

The EMA has stressed its monitoring of CROs is location independent after raising concerns about third Indian contractor in two years.

EMA PSUR database fit for purpose

EMA PSUR database fit for purpose

By Gareth Macdonald

Drugmakers will be able to upload drug safety data to a single website from next year after a database developed by the EMA has been deemed fit for purpose by independent auditors.

EMA slashes fees for small drug developers

EMA slashes fees for small drug developers

By Fiona BARRY

The EMA (European Medicines Agency) has cut what it charges small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and micro businesses to help them comply with regulations once their drugs are approved.

Europe slow to adopt anti-abuse formulations and tech, says expert

Europe slow to adopt anti-abuse formulations and tech, says expert

By Fiona Barry

European regulators have been accused of making “no attempt” to counter misuse of prescription drugs in comparison with North American efforts to reformulate and restrict addictive drugs, according to a Canadian firm testing the abuse potential of medicines.

Unregistered vs fake - How terminology sparked a media war in Ghana

Unregistered vs fake - How terminology sparked a media war in Ghana

By Dan Stanton

In calling an unregistered product ‘fake,’ the Ghanaian FDA has sparked a media war with industry, but are critics using this as an excuse to knock the regulators whilst importers gain undeserved sympathy? in-Pharmatechnologist’s Dan Stanton believes...

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