In the two years since its launch, the PRIority Medicines scheme (PRIME) of the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has succeeded in driving innovation and improved the efficiency of the development process in therapeutic areas with the most pressing unmet medical needs.
The goal is to support and optimize medicine development, so that patients whose diseases cannot be treated or who need better treatment options have access to new medicines that enable them to live healthier lives.
The report, published this week, presents results from the first two years of PRIME. It explains how the criteria for eligibility to the scheme have been applied and what type of support applicants have received so far.
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