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19 December 2017Big Pharma

European Commission closes Roche investigation

The European Commission has closed an investigation into Roche which centred on the company’s pharmacovigilance duties.

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EMA concludes drug monitoring probe against Roche

5 July 2016 The European Medicines Agency announced yesterday that it has concluded its second inquiry in its case against pharmaceutical company Roche centring on the company’s pharmacovigilance duties.

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