Immunoglobulin safety review, Yerevan biodiversity agreements
The European Medicines Agency has begun investigating allergic-reaction reports linked to specific batches of human normal immunoglobulins, seeking company data to assess whether further precautions are needed. Negotiations in Yerevan ended with nearly 200 countries agreeing on biodiversity action, with the Yerevan Pathway outlining intended steps to address conservation gaps.
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European Medicines Agency starts immunoglobulin review after batch recalls
EMA has opened a safety review of human normal immunoglobulins after reports of allergic reactions linked to particular batches. Existing advice calls for monitoring during treatment and prompt medical attention for symptoms, even after previously tolerated treatment. The committee will seek company data to investigate causes and assess further precautions.
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Nearly 200 nations adopt biodiversity agreements in Yerevan
The Yerevan negotiations ended with nearly 200 countries agreeing on biodiversity action. Armenia’s environment minister says delegates completed the first global implementation review and reached agreement on financing; the Yerevan Pathway sets out countries’ intended steps to address gaps in conservation action.
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