Denmark’s Pharmaceutical Industry Association (Lif) says that the first quarter of 2024 will be remembered as the quarter with the highest number of non-recommendations since the Medical Council introduced the new method for assessments.
In total, the Medicines Council has assessed 20 new medicines and indications in the first three months of the year. 11 of the 20 were not recommended, corresponding to 55% of the total.
The report gives cause for concern, says Louise Broe, political head of hospital medicine at Lif:
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