Government And Industry Stakeholders Debate Future Of European Drug Supply

The Session Also Highlighted Industry Expectations For The Critical Medicines Act

Delegates from European institutions and industry representatives unpacked the many challenges of improved access to critical medicines on the continent in a session at this year’s European Health Forum.

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Stakeholders from different corners of the pharmaceutical industry and European institutions displayed their often-opposing views on how to solve the issue of improved access to critical medicines as part of a 26 September session at the European Health Forum in Bad Hofgastein, Austria.

Held in the popular ski destination Bad Hofgastein in Austria’s St

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