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21 January 2015

European Medicines Agency Issues Policy On Publication Of Clinical Data

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On October 2, the European Medicines Agency ("EMA") published a new policy on the proactive disclosure of clinical data submitted by pharmaceutical companies in the context of marketing authorization applications.
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On October 2, the European Medicines Agency ("EMA") published a new policy on the proactive disclosure of clinical data submitted by pharmaceutical companies in the context of marketing authorization applications. The policy would allow the EMA to publish such data after marketing authorization has been granted, and companies would have to redact the submitted dossier for personal data of doctors and patients.

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