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Practice Notes: Life sciences tracker—EU and Life sciences cases tracker—EU are intended to be used to track the progress of EU legislative proposals, consultations and judgments relevant to the life sciences sector. EU cases which were delivered between 2020–2022 are available in Practice Note: Life sciences cases tracker—EU 2020–2022 [Archived].

Practice Note: European Health Data Space (EHDS) tracker tracks the progress of EHDS updates, including legislative developments, industry reactions (eg European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA), MedTech Europe), key regulatory guidance and initiatives, and consultations.

Access to documents

Access to information concerning medicinal products is an important issue for stakeholders, including the general public, patient associations, physicians, the pharmaceutical industry and academia. In response to calls for greater transparency, legislators and medicines regulatory authorities have broadened access to documents and information relating to the quality, safety and efficacy of medicinal products. In the EU, the European Medicines...

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