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After MPs Reject Brexit Deal, UK ABPI Wants Solution 'Quickly'

 
• By Ian Schofield

Following the government’s defeat over the Brexit withdrawal deal, the life sciences industry wants the UK parliament to find a solution quickly to avoid a “no-deal” scenario.

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The UK parliament has rejected the Brexit deal • Source: Shutterstock

The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry has called on UK parliamentarians to find a solution “quickly” to avoid medicines shortages after parliament overwhelmingly rejected the Brexit deal agreed with the EU in November 2018, casting yet more doubt on the way forward for relations between the UK and the EU after the Brexit date of March 29.

The uncertainty generated by the vote, which took place in the evening of Jan. 15, will be anathema to the...

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