The loss of the European Medicines Agency due to Brexit could hinder access to life-saving drugs
The loss of the European Medicines Agency due to Brexit could hinder access to life-saving drugs
- Failure to reach a sensible agreement would cause serious disruption to patients' continued access to existing and new medicines, with a recent estimate that a bad Brexit could mean UK patients end up waiting six to 12 months longer than those in EU states for new, potentially life-saving drugs.
- Failure to reach a sensible agreement would cause serious disruption to patients' continued access to existing and new medicines, with a recent estimate that a bad Brexit could mean UK patients end up waiting six to 12 months longer than those in EU states for new, potentially life-saving drugs.