Orphan drugs in veterinary medicine

The availability of veterinary medicines in the European Union becomes a major problem for food producing animals because a lot of substances will be lost at the end of this century. These substances, named orphan drugs, are actually considered by the interested parties. This paper presents the back...

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Published inAnnales de médecine vétérinaire Vol. 144; no. 1
Main Authors Urbain, B, Laurier, L, Falize, F. (Ministere federal des affaires sociales, de la sante publique et de l'environnement, Bruxelles (Belgium). Inspection generale de la pharmacie), Pastoret, P.P
Format Journal Article
LanguageFrench
Published 01.01.2000
Subjects
BELGICA
BELGIQUE
BELGIUM
CHEMICALS
DRUGS
EUROPEAN UNION
MEDECINE VETERINAIRE
MEDICAMENT
MEDICAMENTOS
MEDICINA VETERINARIA
PRODUCTOS QUIMICOS
PRODUIT CHIMIQUE
UNION EUROPEA
UNION EUROPEENNE
VETERINARY MEDICINE
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Summary:The availability of veterinary medicines in the European Union becomes a major problem for food producing animals because a lot of substances will be lost at the end of this century. These substances, named orphan drugs, are actually considered by the interested parties. This paper presents the background of this situation and the solutions proposed to improve the availability of medicines in the European Union, taking into account the particular situation in Belgium.
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ISSN:0003-4118