UK clinical research post-Brexit

9 August 2018
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It’s been an important week for clinical research, with two important documents published which should go a long way in helping to support clinical research as the UK leaves the European Union, writes Dr Sheuli Porkess, deputy chief scientific officer at the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI).

Cancer Research UK has published a comprehensive report exploring the impact of Brexit on the future of clinical trials as a whole and cancer trials in particular in the UK and EU.

This comes shortly after the MHRA published an important notice regarding the Clinical Trials Regulation and its role in the UK during the implementation period under the terms set out in the draft Withdrawal Agreement.

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