Pharma Breathes Sigh Of Relief Over Brexit Deal
'In Best Interest Of Patients In UK and EU'
Executive Summary
The ABPI and EFPIA give a cautious welcome, but are pleased it means "ongoing collaboration in key areas including scientific research and cooperation in areas like medicines safety."
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