Denmark acted coordinator in EU Commission's work on decentralized clinical trials

New guidelines for decentralized clinical trials in the EU have been agreed to by participating parties, and the Danish representation claims to have had a special role.
Photo: Lægemiddelstyrelsen/pr
Photo: Lægemiddelstyrelsen/pr
by ulrich quistgaard, translated by daniel pedersen

The Danish Medicines Agency has acted as coordinator in the work behind new EU guidelines for decentralized clinical trials, the agency writes in a press release.

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