Jonathan Rousell, vice president of regulatory affairs for Europe and International markets at Teva, has insisted that it is advantageous for generics and biosimilars developers to use Europe’s centralized procedure for marketing authorizations, while discussing the topic of “upgrading marketing authorization procedures to increase availability and tackle shortages and supply chain resilience” at a recent Medicines for Europe webinar.
“The centralized procedure is very much an attractive option for some companies and for specific products,” said Rousell. “It's currently...






