New chief medical officer will help shape the EMA's public image

The European Medicines Agency has appointed Danish national Steffen Thirstrup as chief medical officer, a role considered to be the “medical voice” of the EU’s regulatory work within pharmaceuticals.
Steffen Thirstrup, newly appointed chief medical officer of the EMA | Photo: EMA / PR
Steffen Thirstrup, newly appointed chief medical officer of the EMA | Photo: EMA / PR
by christopher due karlsson, translated by daniel pedersen

Yesterday, Steffen Thirstrup was announced as the new chief medical officer of the European Medicines Agency (EMA), and he is now set to return to the EU’s regulatory work.

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