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| 11 June 2012 | By Ansis Helmanis,
The Board of Anvisa, the national regulatory authority of Brazil, is scheduled to review new regulations governing the format of "non-print" instructions for use of health products and the criteria for a therapeutic indication at its next public meeting.
The Board will also receive a report by the Chief Executive Officer of Anvisa, Dirceu Barbano, on the international meeting of national regulators held in Geneva on 18 May that was organized by the agency on the topic of improving international regulatory cooperation.
Barbano will also report on the bilateral agreement signed in Germany between Anvisa and the Institute of Toxicological Evaluation of Germany.
The meeting will be held 14 June 2012.
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