Novo Nordisk: Life science power in EU industrial policy revision has been dimmed by Brexit

Europe’s life science industry relied heavily on UK leadership, says a Novo Nordisk representative, lamenting the loss of a pharmaceutical powerhouse when the EU revisits its industry policy.
Photo: Justin Tallis/AFP/Ritzau Scanpix
Photo: Justin Tallis/AFP/Ritzau Scanpix
by peter thomsen, eu correspondent for watch medier, translated by daniel pedersen

LONDON – The UK’s absence in the EU has meant more for the Union than just seeing the European Medicines Agency (EMA) move from London to Amsterdam. 

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