At its March meeting, the European Medicines Agency’s management board adopted the EMA’s annual report for 2024.
This revealed that, last year, the Agency issued its highest number of positive recommendations for new medicines in 15 years, delivering recommendations for 114 new medicines for human use. Among these, 46 had a new active substance.
By comparison, the US regulator approved 50 new drugs never before approved or marketed in the USA, known as “novel” drugs.
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