US FDA's Brexit: One Staffer Moving, But Impact Still May Loom Large

Uncertainty about Brexit's impact on the FDA-EMA mutual recognition agreement are among issues worrying regulators as countdown continues to the UK's departure from the EU.

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The US FDA will move only one staffer later this year when EMA leaves London, but the agency remains in limbo as it waits for answers to larger questions about Brexit's impact on its relations with the UK and European Union.

Issues such as FDA's ongoing interactions with the UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and even its status within FDA's mutual recognition agreement with the EU have yet to be determined, Mark Abdoo, FDA's acting deputy commissioner

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