Yet Another UK Call For Views On What Brexit Means For Pharma, Regulation & Health

Another inquiry investigation into the consequences of Brexit in the life sciences area has been launched, this time by the UK House of Commons health committee. Stakeholders are asked to comment on issues like the impact on the regulation of medicines and medical devices, how to ensure continued access to medicines, and whether transitional arrangements will be needed.

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Another UK committee has the regulatory impact of Brexit in its sights

Is another investigation needed into the likely implications of Brexit for pharma firms, regulators and healthcare systems? Apparently so: the UK House of Commons Select Committee on Health has just launched an inquiry into the regulatory arrangements that will be needed post-Brexit to guarantee the supply of medicines and medical devices.

The committee says that with the UK preparing to withdraw from the EU and the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom),...

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