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Authorization Holder Scheme To Shake Up China R&D, Drug Production

 
• By Brian Yang

When a roomful of attendees at the annual ChinaTrials meeting, held Nov. 4 in Beijing, voted that a planned marketing authorization holder (MAH) system would be the single development likely to have the most impact on the pharma industry, few predicted that the scheme would come true just hours later.

When a roomful of attendees at the annual ChinaTrials meeting, held Nov. 4 in Beijing, voted that a planned marketing authorization holder (MAH) system would be the single development likely to have the most impact on the pharma industry, few predicted that the scheme would come true just hours later.

The MAH plan was chosen by 38% of the attendees at the meeting as the top issue, overtaking even regulatory

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