EMA ADMITS ERROR OVER SOME HUMIRA TRIAL DATA REDACTIONS

THE EUROPEAN Medicines Agency (EMA) has admitted it erred in redacting some clinical trials documentation requested in an information request about Crohn’s disease medicine Humira, manufactured by AbbVie. This followed a legal settlement between EMA and the pharmaco, where the European Union (EU) agency agreed to release only parts of its trial data on the medicine. Following a European Ombudsman probe into the case, where the watchdog concluded it had concerns about the legality of EMA’s actions the agency has now released a reply, where it accepted it ...


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