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UK's CHM makes new appointments
25 November 2009
Becky Debens
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25 November 2009
Becky Debens
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The UK's Commission on Human Medicines (CHM), an independent body which advises UK health ministers and the regulator, the MHRA, on the regulation of medicines, has made four new appointments.
New posts to the CHM have been given to
Alison Bowser, a lay member of the NICE quality and outcomes...
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