FDA has issued a Warning Letter to Safrel Pharmaceuticals following an inspection that identified significant weaknesses in its quality systems and oversight of contract manufacturers.
New recommendations aim to help the NHS adopt AI more quickly while maintaining patient safety, transparency and public trust.
A new partnership will test emerging healthcare technologies, including AI, in real NHS settings to support safer and faster adoption.
A new report proposes a more proportionate, lifecycle-based and system-wide approach to regulating AI in UK healthcare.
Proposed amendments aim to modernise UK medicines and medical device regulation, including information sharing, more adaptable legislation and potential future MHRA licensing of medical devices.
Wales’ connected health and life sciences ecosystem could provide an agile environment for developing, evaluating and adopting healthcare innovation.
New research highlights the key regulatory science priorities needed to support trustworthy AI use across the medicines lifecycle.
EMA's latest Human Medicines Highlights features new medicine recommendations, faster regulatory pathways and updates on innovation across human medicines.
The HRA's latest newsletter highlights faster clinical trial approvals, new research guidance and improvements to study set-up across the UK.
MHRA has opened expressions of interest for organisations wishing to take part in its London Region I regulatory sandbox, supporting the safe evaluation of AI-enabled medical devices in NHS settings.
The latest MHRA newsletter highlights regulatory innovation, AI guidance, clinical trials improvements and international collaboration.
The latest Clinical Trials Highlights newsletter focuses on improving transparency in clinical research, key CTIS developments and upcoming changes affecting clinical trial sponsors.
The EMA has opened a public consultation on a new guideline covering the quality and safety of RNA interference and RNA antisense oligonucleotide therapies for veterinary medicines.
The EMA has launched a public consultation on plans to revise its guideline for pharmaceutical fixed combination veterinary medicinal products.
The European Commission has published Version 22 of its Questions and Answers document on the safety features required for medicinal products for human use.
The WHO has recently published a draft guideline, including two annexes, on Good Clinical Practice (GCP) for clinical trials involving medicinal products. Comments on these documents may be submitted until 6 September 2026 (which can be done on the PleaseReviewTM online platform).
The UK and Switzerland have launched a new collaboration to explore how microgravity research and in-orbit pharmaceutical manufacturing can be scaled from scientific promise to commercial reality.
EMA and PIC/S have published a corrigendum to the concept paper on revising GMP Annex 15, with an updated timetable following public consultation.
The MHRA's latest Annual Report highlights record performance, faster regulatory delivery and growing international influence while supporting innovation across medicines and healthcare.
The European Medicines Agency has published for public consultation a draft reflection paper on particulars for safety signals for (traditional) herbal medicinal products.
MHRA has concluded that UK-donated plasma can be safely used to manufacture five additional plasma-derived medicines, supporting a more resilient domestic supply of vital treatments.
EMA's latest Veterinary Medicines Highlights newsletter includes regulatory updates, new guidance, IT system enhancements and upcoming opportunities for stakeholder engagement.
Four members of an organised criminal group have been sentenced following an MHRA investigation into the large-scale illegal online supply of medicines across the UK.
The MHRA has published its Economic Growth Goals, outlining how regulation will support innovation, investment and patient access to medicines and medical technologies across the UK.
EMA's latest Clinical Trials Highlights provides updates on ACT EU, CTIS developments, sponsor responsibilities and new initiatives to improve the efficiency and transparency of clinical trials across Europe.
The MHRA has updated its guidance to reflect the UK's post-EU regulatory framework while reinforcing best practice for developing clear, accessible patient information leaflets.
The MHRA has updated its guidance on the warning statements that should appear on the labels and patient information leaflets of certain medicines.
The EMA's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) has recommended several new medicines for approval and adopted key opinions on the safety and use of medicines at its June 2026 meeting.
The EMA's Committee for Veterinary Medicinal Products (CVMP) has adopted recommendations on veterinary medicines and discussed key regulatory developments at its June 2026 meeting.
The FDA has published final guidance outlining its current recommendations for demonstrating substantial evidence of effectiveness for human drugs and biological products.
The MHRA's digital mental health technology collection brings together guidance, research and resources to support the safe regulation and evaluation of digital mental health technologies.
The latest MHRA newsletter highlights recent regulatory developments, approvals, guidance and safety updates from across the medicines and medical devices sector.
The MHRA's June 2026 Safety Roundup highlights the latest medicines and medical device safety updates, recalls and regulatory advice for healthcare professionals and patients.
The FDA has published final guidance on the use of master protocols to support more efficient and flexible drug and biological product development.
The EMA's Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee (PRAC) has published the key safety recommendations and regulatory outcomes from its June 2026 meeting.
An MHRA blog explains the differences between the Innovative Licensing and Access Pathway (ILAP) and the Aligned Pathway, helping innovators choose the most appropriate route for developing and bringing medicines to patients.
An MHRA blog explores how manufacturing medicines in space could transform pharmaceutical development and highlights the UK's role in supporting this emerging field.
The new service brings MHRA innovation support into a single route for developers seeking regulatory advice.
The MHRA has clarified how AI can be used for inspection submissions without replacing human accountability.
The MHRA and UK Space Agency are developing regulatory support for medicines made in microgravity.
MHRA has confirmed that a modified protocol for the PATHWAYS clinical trial has met regulatory standards, allowing the study to proceed with strengthened participant safeguards.
European Medicines Agency’s annual report for 2025, highlighting progress in bringing innovative, safe and effective medicines to patients.
EMA’s June 2026 SME newsletter outlines new initiatives, regulatory support tools and upcoming opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises developing medicines and medical devices.
The MHRA and US FDA have established a new liaison programme to deepen cooperation and support innovation in medicines and medical devices regulation.
A new MHRA AI Sandbox programme will provide a controlled environment for testing artificial intelligence tools used in medicines development and regulation.
MHRA's public webinar explored how AI should be regulated in healthcare, with patient safety, transparency and accountability emerging as key concerns.
MHRA shares early lessons from the second phase of its AI Airlock programme, helping shape the future regulation of AI-powered medical devices in healthcare.
MHRA shares early lessons from the second phase of its AI Airlock programme, helping shape the future regulation of AI-powered medical devices in healthcare.
ICH has adopted the final Step 4 version of E6(R3) Annex 2, providing additional Good Clinical Practice guidance for decentralised, pragmatic and real-world data-enabled clinical trials.
New data release highlights how the MHRA is performing across key regulatory activities.
A new Ebola vaccine could enter clinical trials within months as cases rise in DR Congo.
New UK plans aim to speed up access to innovative therapies for rare disease patients.
New joint initiative aims to strengthen the use of real world evidence in decision making.
Proposals aim to position the UK as a global leader in developing treatments for rare diseases.
New MHRA initiative aims to strengthen the life sciences sector across Wales.
Final materials released to support implementation of the ICH M11 guideline on clinical study protocols.
Key safety updates and regulatory recommendations from EMA’s Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee.
A call for more adaptable policies and stronger collaboration to accelerate innovation in life sciences.
A new digital contact form aims to improve how stakeholders engage with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate.
A new WHO course aims to improve global standards in the conduct of clinical trials.
The UK government is seeking views on how gene therapy medicines should be regulated in the future.
The MHRA is consulting on reforms to strengthen the regulation of medical devices in the UK.
A new MHRA hub aims to strengthen innovation and support for life sciences in Northern Ireland.
A range of resources from the recent EMA meeting, 30th April 2026
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Updates on the ACT EU initiative, CTIS and the clinical trials landscape in the EU
Latest updates on medicine and medical device safety from the MHRA.
New digital expertise aims to strengthen how medicines and devices are regulated in the UK.
Guidance clarifies GMP expectations for diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals used in clinical trials.
Updated GCP guidance aligned with ICH E6 is now officially in force for UK clinical trials.
UK government announces major reforms to improve the speed and efficiency of clinical trials.
Guidance outlines how and when to report serious breaches in clinical trials.
MHRA shares findings from its pilot to improve how substantial clinical trial modifications are handled.
A new OpenAI model aims to speed up biology and drug development research while keeping scientists firmly in control.
Insights from the National AI Commission addressing key questions on AI’s future in the UK.
How regulatory innovation and collaboration are driving the future of healthcare.
MHRA guidance outlining who is responsible for what in UK clinical trials.
Key discussions and performance updates from MHRA’s annual accountability review.
MHRA highlights how organisations can embrace AI and emerging technologies in regulated environments.
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EMA would like to inform you of the publication of a new document of frequently asked questions (FAQ) for sponsors on the Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS).
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Global regulators outline plans to streamline collaboration and speed up access to new treatments.
Urban leaders commit to collaborative approaches linking human, animal and environmental health.
New investment aims to accelerate safe adoption of AI in healthcare regulation.
WHO highlights the need for joined-up action to tackle global health threats across sectors.
Strengthened partnership aims to align approaches and support innovation in medical devices.
New materials support implementation of revised quality risk management principles.
Guidance outlines the process for gaining approval to conduct clinical investigations in the UK.
EMA outlines priorities and objectives for inspection activities over the next three years.
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UK guidance sets out requirements for assessing environmental risks of medicinal products.
Updated UK guidance outlines expectations for complying with ICH E6 Good Clinical Practice in clinical trials.
New UK guidance highlights a proportionate approach to quality and risk management in clinical trials.
Watch the MHRA webinar on Implementing the new UK Clinical Trials regulations, which took place on Thursday, 12 March 2026.
The MHRA highlights the importance of international collaboration to drive innovation in healthcare regulation.
A new approach to the Innovative Licensing and Access Pathway aims to provide earlier guidance and greater predictability for developers.
An update outlining MHRA’s progress and future direction for improving clinical trial pathways in the UK.