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19 December 2012
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US regulators are preparing to hold a meeting regarding the use of opioid drugs to treat chronic pain, and whether new restrictions on their use should be required.In the 19 December edition of the
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12 October 2012
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Pharmaceutical and medical devices industries doing business in Ireland may soon find it more difficult to market their products under new guidance developed by the Irish Medical Council aimed at
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8 October 2012
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In the wake of a drug safety scandal that brought down an entire regulatory agency, France's new healthcare product regulatory body, ANSM, is moving to fundamentally change the way it regulates the
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14 June 2012
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Physicians could soon be dispensing more accurate and up-to-date prescriptions in Britain thanks to a new mobile medical application from the British National Formulary (BNF) and the National
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14 May 2012
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Canada has moved one step closer to allowing nurse practitioners, midwives and podiatrists to prescribe some medications authorized by Health Canada, potentially changing how millions of Canadians
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17 April 2012
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A new study released in the medical journal Archives of Internal Medicines finds nearly one-in-ten prescriptions written “off-label” in Canada lacked “strong scientific evidence” to support their
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7 March 2012
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A study of 150 European patient groups conducted on behalf of the Irish Patients Association (IPA) has found that patients are usually not made aware that the medication they have been prescribed is
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6 March 2012
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Greece is reportedly banning the prescription of anything other than generic-brand medications, reports The Economist Intelligence Unit.The law, passed along with a series of other austerity measures,
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