– BRUSSELS LAUNCHES FRESH CONSULTATION ON ADVANCED THERAPY MEDICINES
January 1st, 2013
THE EUROPEAN Commission is considering another reform of the European Union (EU) advanced therapy regulation, asking the pharma sector for its views on a range of concerns. In a consultation document, Brussels said it was concerned that the current legislation, which was last updated in 2007, had failed to secure European Union (EU) market authorisations for combined medicinal products: “No application for a combined advanced therapy medicinal product has been submitted to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) yet”, said the Commission.Another concern that the ...
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