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1 February 2010Jurisdiction reportsOtto Licks and Eduardo Hallak

Medicine packaging and copyrights

ANVISA claims that harmonising the formats and contents of package inserts will make access to drugs easier and safer for Brazilian consumers and medical professionals.

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