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New EU rules on falsified medicines
When new EU rules enter into force on 9 February 2019, it will be harder for falsified medicines to reach patients in the EU. The new rules, which introduce new safety features on the packaging of medicines and other measures, are to prevent falsified medicines from entering the legal supply chain of medicines – for example in pharmacies and hospitals.
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New report: Evaluation of the relationship reform
The framework for collaboration between healthcare professionals and companies has just been evaluated. The evaluation concluded that the rules and administration work well, but compliance with the rules lags behind. There is a need for more information to healthcare professionals about the rules.
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Danish Medicines Agency to send safety information directly to healthcare professionals
When side effects or the like is discovered for medicines, the medicine’s product information sometimes needs to be changed to the point that healthcare professionals must be informed directly. Up to
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Updating of summaries of product characteristics due to changed ATC codes for 2022
Marketing authorisation holders of medicinal products authorised under the national procedure, the decentralised procedure as well as the mutual recognition procedure should be aware that some ATC codes have been changed for 2022.
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About the EU database of veterinary medicinal products (the Union Product Database)
The Union Product Database (UPD) was launched on 28 January 2022. The database will contain all authorised veterinary medicines in the EU. The Danish Medicines Agency and the other countries’ drug reg
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Proposal for SPC harmonisation of a veterinary medicinal product
According to Article 69-72 of Regulation (EU) 2019/6, National Competent Authorities (NCAs) as well as Marketing Authorisation Holders (MAHs) may propose harmonisation of the SPCs of Reference Veterin
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