EMA Looks For Efficiencies For Companies Ahead Of Relaunching Clinical Data Transparency Policy

Based on its learnings from proactively publishing clinical trial data on COVID-19 products, the European Medicines Agency is making procedural changes to its clinical data publication policy that is set to resume after being temporarily suspended in 2018.

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The European Medicines Agency is making procedural changes to improve the efficiency of its landmark transparency policy on the proactive publication of clinical trial data, which is set to be relaunched in September in a phased manner.

Key Takeaways
  • The EMA’s policy on proactive publication of clinical trial data is set to resume in September after being temporarily suspended in 2018 to support business continuity.

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