UK Readies Medtech And Pharma Sectors For Regulatory Life Outside The EU
Executive Summary
Work has started on UK-only regulations for the medtech and medicines sectors, to ensure that the regulatory framework not only functions but can also react swiftly to needs after the UK leaves the EU. This article is part two of two.
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