Europe needs to “catch up” and develop policies and funding streams to support small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) working in the biopharmaceutical sector.
New research published this week argues that dedicated strategies are needed to help emerging companies succeed in the EU. A lack of dedicated EU funding and investment means that SMEs – companies often working at the very cutting edge of medical research – are increasingly looking to more supportive environments outside of Europe.
Analysis from the SME landscape in Europe concurs with President von der Leyen’s commitment in her political guidelines to boost the EU life science sector during the next mandate, and is also supported by the Draghi’s report on competitiveness.
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Watch the recording of Nathalie Moll's intervention at the POLITICO Health Care Summit
Here is the recording of the panel discussion, "Pharma Legislation: Balancing Protection, Access, and Innovation," featuring:
Marco Greco, President, European Patients' Forum (EPF)
Edward James-Smith, Head of EU Affairs, Ministry of the Interior and Health, Denmark
Nathalie Moll, Director General, EFPIA
Katarzyna Piotrowska-Radziewicz, Director, Department of Drug Policy and Pharmacy, Ministry of Health, Poland
Translating innovation into access for ATMPs: third EU-Innovation network multi-stakeholder meeting
On 15 November, the EU-Innovation Network (EU-IN) and the Italian Medicines Agency (AIFA) held a multi-stakeholder meeting to discuss how innovation in the development of Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) can be translated into effective and safe therapies at the point of care in Europe.
Europe and Canada (EUCAN) have an essential role in Takeda’s global mission to advance healthcare innovation. Ricardo...
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