EU Law Reform Could Lead to a Shift in Investments: GSK.

Published Date: 29 Apr 2023

The European Union's pharmaceutical industry is governed by new laws, which the British pharmaceutical company GSK warned on Wednesday run the risk of driving businesses to innovate and invest elsewhere.

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