The UK and European Union (EU) have made enough progress to move on to a second phase of Brexit talks focusing on trade, they announced last week.
But pharma and biotech trade groups in the UK want health to be the primary concern for both parties in the next round of talks, they have made clear.
"A swift cooperation agreement between the EU and the UK on medicines is the only way to ensure that there is no disruption"
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