A report written by an independent expert has highlighted a number of recommendations to help improve the European Medicines Agency's communication on the benefits and risks of medicines.
The report represents the outcome of a year-long project carried out by Frederic Bouder on the invitation of the Agency. The project aimed to provide evidence-based input to help improve the EMA's communication activities on medicines. This is one of the commitments described in the Agency's Road Map to 2015 (The Pharma Letter January 27).
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