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"Pharmaceutical Law and Policy -- Hot Topics shaping the Future of the European Pharmaceutical Industry" is the title of a five-day course, from 13 to 17 August, in the University of Copenhagen's 'Copenhagen Summer University'.
What are the most significant current issues shaking and shaping today's pharmaceutical industry? The business environment and legal framework pertaining to the pharmaceutical industry continue to change rapidly as they are constantly challenged by competition, politics and new technological possibilities. Considering the highly lucrative and competitive nature of the industry, it is more important than ever for professionals working with legal and regulatory aspects of drug development to stay abreast of the most recent developments.
This course provides a broad and practical understanding of the "hot topics", and will present and analyse these topics from a scientific, legal and policy perspectives. The hot topics are:
Scientific trends - Scientific breakthroughs that impact the pharmaceutical industry and create new business opportunities
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Useful links to organisations
BioIndustry Association (BIA) European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA) European Generic Medicines Association (EGA) European Medicines Agency (EMEA) International Generic Pharmaceutical Alliance (IGPA) Medicines for Children Research Network (MCFN) United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office (UK-IPO) Guide for SPC applicants here
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