EU Industry Renews Call For Digital Regulatory Infrastructure
‘No Further Excuse To Delay’ Says Medicines For Europe
Executive Summary
Medicines for Europe has renewed its call for a modern digital regulatory infrastructure in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic to bolster communication and preparedness for future health crises, insisting that there is “no further excuse to delay.”
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