How a peptide becomes a medicine · Part 5: Around the world
Europe and the EMA
Lesson 6.5.1 · 6 min read · Professional plan
What you'll learn
- EMA evaluates, and the European Commission grants, a single authorisation valid across the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.
- The CHMP's review takes up to 210 active days. The Commission decides within 67 days of the opinion.
- The central route is required for new diabetes medicines, biotech medicines, advanced therapies and orphan medicines, among others.
- Most generics and over-the-counter medicines are authorised nationally, through mutual recognition or the decentralised procedure.
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