
The Management Board at the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has named the successor to Austrian national Christa Wirthumer-Hoche, who is passing the torch after having held the chair position for two terms of three years, which rules state is the maximum.
Lorraine Nolan, who is the chief executive of the Irish Health Products Regulatory Authority and has been a member on the EMA’s board since 2016, will be in charge of the agency’s budgets going forward, a press release announced on Thursday.
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