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MHRA urges people to be cautious whilst an Olympic review of the sports supplements industry highlights improvements
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency invites interested parties to provide feedback on Clinical Trial Regulation guidance documents.
TRUEyou blood glucose test strips - certain lots of test strips may give incorrect low blood glucose results that could lead to undetected hyperglycaemia.
Part of the work of the medicines and medical device regulator involves looking at existing research to help reach conclusions about potential and emerging issues with devices.
Tooting man sentenced for importing and selling unlicensed erectile dysfunction medicines, hair loss medicines, and money laundering
A gang were sentenced today for their involvement in the illegal importation and sale of erectile dysfunction drugs and tranquilisers.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) investigated an issue involving a digital calculator used by some GPs to assess the potential risk of heart disease in patients.
More than 60,000 doses of unlicensed erectile dysfunction medicines seized by MHRA enforcement officers.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) are asking suppliers of inflatable liferafts in the UK to check the origin of their liferafts.
The WHO has declared Zika a "public health emergency of international concern." MHRA is part of the global coalition responding to the outbreak.
The Agency is holding a second public session of its board meeting. Register now to attend the meeting in April.
People who have bought ZeniPower mercury-free hearing aid batteries to check the best before date on the packs due to two defective batches.
Rachel Sandby-Thomas CB has been appointed to the role of shadow CEO of the Institute for Apprenticeships.
Medicines regulators should continue to work together to support the development of vaccines for Zika virus
MHRA are making improvements to the change of ownership application (COA) process for medicines marketing authorisations (MA).
Publication of the first year’s work of the UK stakeholders' reclassification platform.
New rules approved by the European Parliament will require safety features on the packaging of medicines at risk of falsification
Global medicines regulators pledge support to tackle Zika virus disease.
Two brothers were today sentenced at Chelmsford Crown Court for the illegal importation and sale of unlicensed erectile dysfunction drugs.
Six batches of St John’s Wort Tablets containing 91,800 packs are being recalled today as a precaution because of product contamination.
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