EU wants more control of child medication

European Union health ministers today voted to require more regulatory approval for medication used by children.

EU wants more control of child medication
Fri, 09 Dec, 2005 - 14:55

European Union health ministers today voted to require more regulatory approval for medication used by children.

All drugs that are used regularly by children under 18 will have to pass a paediatric study. Drugs used only by adults will be waived from the requirement.

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