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European GDP Association nominates Director Regulatory Affairs and Communication

The European GDP Association, representing more than 2.000 professionals from across the globe, has nominated Prabjeet Dulai as Director Regulatory Affairs and Communication.

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GDP: The growing Issue of Theft

The british MHRA is currently publishing a series of blog posts discussing the theft of medicines and the risk to public health.

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USP revises Storage and Transport Chapters

The United States Pharmacopeia (USP) is currently introducing various chapters and stimuli articles. Some of these are also relevant for storage and transport activities.

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EMA publishes first two Guidances on Drug Shortages

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the Heads of Medicines Agencies (HMA) published two guidance documents which can be seen as foundation for a long way to diminish shortages of medicinal products.

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Hard Brexit: MHRA Preparations

The Biritsh Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has published several guidelines for a possible no-deal scenario.

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How to detect Falsified Medicines

Falsified medicines repeatedly occur in the supply chain. The MHRA now provides information on how to detect them.

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New GDP Non-Compliance Reports

New GPD Non-Compliance Reports have been published in the EudraGMDP database, leading to a suspension of the WDA of the inspected companies.

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FDA Blockchain Pilot

The US FDA has selected four companies to participate in a pilot evaluating blockchain technology to enhance supply chain security.

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Version 15 of the Q&As on Safety Features

The European Commission published version 15 of the Q&A´s on Safety features for medicinal products for human use. The new version includes a revision of the Q&A on safety features relating to IMPs.

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Safety Features - how is it progressing?

The MHRA will be issuing a series of blog posts regarding the implementation of the FMD over the next few months. The first post looks at the robustness of incoming checks.

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