VM5: Exploring the future of veterinary regulatory affairs – Harnessing science and innovation for animal health excellence

By Jana Schalansky2024-11-08T06:58:00

Key points:

Innovation might be needed to address the shift in understanding the effect of veterinary medicines for non-food producing animals on the environment
Regulatory predictability is one of the key elements that can support innovation

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