Data protection in the pharma sector: a many-headed hydra

24 April 2019
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In an Expert View piece, Oliver Kidd, senior associate at Stevens & Bolton, provides an overview of an ever-more complex landscape.

As we approach May 25 and the first anniversary of the European Union’s (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) coming into force, the sector should pause to review the current data protection landscape and the potential tripwires it poses for pharma businesses.

Understanding, and ensuring compliance with, data protection laws like the GDPR presents an ongoing challenge for the pharmaceutical industry, and one that is set to get more complex given this ever-changing landscape and new regulations coming down the track.

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