Commissions proposal is the start of the discussion for a balanced package. It is an opportunity to enhance Europe's attractiveness for research, development, and production of medicines. APIFARMA would like to contribute to this public consultation based on some of its specific points of view.
APIFARMA
Industry association · Portugal · EU Transparency Register 469601218799-36not in register snapshot
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Their record over time
APIFARMA filed 2 positions between 26 Apr 2021 and 8 Nov 2023, across 1 of the 583 legislative files tracked here.
What they argued
For APIFARMA, equity should be the baseline in the future healthcare policy. Europe has the opportunity to foster investment in research and innovation paving the way for a new generation of highly innovative treatments and of highest added value. Only by developing treatments for the unmet needs, reducing delays, and ensuring equal access to therapies can we truly leave no citizen suffering a disease behind.
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