EU’s Health Emergency Response Plans Must Address Existing Flaws
New HERA Authority Welcomed By Industry, But Current Weaknesses Highlighted
Executive Summary
The EU’s creation of a Health Emergency Response Authority to deal with future health threats has been welcomed by off-patent industry association Medicines for Europe. However, the organization pointed out current policy and regulatory weaknesses that must be addressed if HERA is to be successful.
You may also be interested in...
Europe's Generics Industry Takes Action To Maintain Medicines Access In Ukraine
Efforts are being made across the European off-patent community to bolster the supply chain and ensure access to medicines in Ukraine, says the generics and biosimilars industry association, Medicines for Europe. It has urged the EU to take a leading role in coordinating supplies through the new emergency response body, HERA.
Generics Industry Takes Action To Maintain Access In Ukraine
Efforts are being made across the European off-patent community to bolster the supply chain and ensure access to medicines in Ukraine, industry association Medicines for Europe tells Generics Bulletin. It has urged the EU to take a leading role in coordinating supplies through the HERA emergency response body.
Coronavirus Notebook: Nobel Laureates Press Germany To Back Vaccine IP Waiver
The EU vaunts its vaccine donations and starts building resilience against future health threats, and the UK MHRA says Moderna can be used as a booster dose. Aviptadil has received scientific advice from the MHRA for its potential use as a treatment for COVID-19 patients.