Senior MPs urge post-Brexit EU drug regulation deal The UK will continue to co-operate with the European Union on medicine testing after it leaves the bloc, two senior ministers have suggested.
Business Secretary Greg Clark and Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said such a deal would be "in the interests of public health and safety".
"The UK would like to find a way to continue to collaborate with the EU," they wrote in a Financial Times letter.
There are fears Brexit may cause delays in UK patients getting new drugs.
Currently the London-based European Medicines Agency (EMA) authorises drugs for use across the EU, including the UK. BBC News
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