BRUSSELS – At first, the signs were small, Lars Fruergaard Jørgensen remembers.
New products went from being rolled out across Europe to only finding their way to a small selection of countries. This was the first indication that the EU’s pharmaceutical industry was beginning to lag behind its competition.
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