EMA approved a drug for patient use, prompting the National Centre for Pharmacoeconomics to demand price reduction and TDs to urge reimbursement.
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Updated Aug 25
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What happened
EMA approved a drug for patient use, prompting the National Centre for Pharmacoeconomics to demand price reduction and TDs to urge reimbursement.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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European Medicines Agency
highest regulatory authority on medicines in the European Union
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HSE
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National Centre for Pharmacoeconomics
organization in Dublin, Ireland
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