The European Commission has issued a long-anticipated set of proposals to reform the legislative framework for medicines in the region.
Thanks to a leaked draft of the documents, drugmakers and other industry participants have had plenty of time to prepare a response, with lobbyists adopting a predictably critical stance.
Europe’s leading trade body has already accused legislators of “sabotaging” the industry.
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