Brexit: The UK MHRA's View Of The Elephant In The Room
Executive Summary
UK preparations for a Brexit deal with the EU are not following the smooth path that the UK government would like, as more and more complications emerge. The executive bodies charged with translating Brexit seamlessly into UK policy and law can only watch and wait, but the MHRA, for one, has a strong feel for what is best for UK health care stakeholders.
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