Global drugmakers call on Russian government to ease current conditions for clinical trials

20 June 2016
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Dmitry Azovtsev

Leading global drugmakers operating in the Russian market have called on the country’s government to ease the current conditions for conducting clinical trials of their drugs in Russia, according to recent statements from the press-service of the Russian Ministry of Health.

According to producers, for the last five years the number of rejections for approval to conduct clinical trials of their drugs in Russia has increased by more than five times, while their number continues to grow, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.

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