|Articles|November 3, 2014

So Who’s in Charge of Medicines in Brussels?

So now we know who is to do what on health issues in the new European Commission. Or do we?

So now we know who is to do what on health issues in the new European Commission. Or do we?

The furor that the new boss of the commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, unleashed with the plans for his new team, weeks before it took office, is still reverberating around Brussels. Peter O’ Donnell reports on the fallout in this Applied Clinical Trials blog.


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