Dexamethasone Taw application to treat COVID-19 to be evaluated by EMA
Dexamethasone Taw will be examined by the EMA on an accelerated assessment timetable, to assess whether it should be given to patients with COVID-19.
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Dexamethasone Taw will be examined by the EMA on an accelerated assessment timetable, to assess whether it should be given to patients with COVID-19.
The EMA's PRAC has recommended the revocation of the marketing authorisation for ulipristal acetate, after a review confirmed liver injury caused by the medicine.
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The EMA has built up an infrastructure to allow for the monitoring of COVID-19 treatments and vaccines used in clinical practice.
The agency’s opinion will require companies to take measures to reduce nitrosamine impurities in medicines and carry out and action the results of risk assessments.
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