EMA issues opinion on nitrosamines in medicines
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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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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