Denmark predicts new EU requirements following Dicillin scandal

The contamination of an antibiotic that infected Danish patients with multiresistant bacteria is such an unusual case it could lead to wide-reaching consequences, says the Danish Medicines Agency. 
Photo: Lægemiddelstyrelsen/pr
Photo: Lægemiddelstyrelsen/pr
by ulrich quistgaard, translated by daniel pedersen

The Dicillin scandal currently evolving in Denmark could lead to new EU requirements for drug making, says the Danish Medicines Agency.

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